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Energise Me

Building Trust and Nurturing Relationships: How We're Making An Impact 2024-25

Energise Me's 2024-25 impact report describes how the Active Partnership for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight challenged itself to do things differently, building trust and relationships to make it easier for people to be active under the We Can Be Active Strategy. Through its Play Their Way online network, over 100 coaches accessed child-first coaching resources, leading to over 1000 children and young people having voice and choice in their sessions. It secured 2 brand new physical activity roles working within the system, created 30+ networking, collaboration and learning spaces, and its activity content organically reached over 20,000 people. Its role delivering the Hampshire Active Health Programme reshaped how it reports impact.

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Energise Me is the charity and Active Partnership for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, working with partners across sport, health, education and communities to tackle inactivity and make it easier for everyone to be active.

Key Metrics

1000+ children and young people benefitting from voice and choice in their sessions (Play Their Way)
100+ coaches accessed child-first coaching resources through the online network
20,000+ people reached organically by physical activity content

Key Outcomes

  • 2 brand new physical activity roles secured, working within the system and supported by Energise Me
  • 30+ networking, collaboration and learning spaces created
  • 5 physical activity recommendations developed by young people in Southampton

Geography

South East

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