Here at Keep Active we are always looking to give back to the local community.
On Friday 18th November 2016, one of the Keep Active team, Phillip Hancock, volunteered his time at the BT call centre in Newcastle to provide a fun and activity filled session to the children of the volunteers on the phones, taking calls and donations.
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We’ve had some fantastic news! Our application for The Big Potential Social Investment fund has been awarded. This money means we will be able to develop the business even further and reach our ambitious goals! We can’t wait to tell you more about how this money will be spent and what it means to us and you.
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It was reported in the news this week that Dementia has overtaken heart disease as Britain’s biggest killer, accounting for almost one in eight deaths recorded in England and Wales 2015 – a total of 61,686 people – according to the Office for National Statistics.
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We are delighted to inform you that we have been awarded £10,000 from The Coalfield Regeneration Trust to run a programme of super healthy out of school holiday camps for children across targeted venues in the North East. Activities to start February 2017.
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Well done to all 9 schools that took part in the Outer West Trust Dodgeball competition last Wednesday, 2nd November, which was sponsored by Education Network and delivered by Keep Active (NE). All the children (and teachers) behaved impeccably and all participants seemed to enjoy the friendly rivalry between the schools.
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Here at Keep Kids Active we like to do just that…Keep Kids Active. So if you are stuck for childcare this May half term or you’re worried that your young ones will be stuck to the TV or Playstation then we can help!
Our holiday activity camps run from 9.00-3.00pm and are just £6 a day – that’s £1 per hour childcare, packed full of fun and games for your children.
With reference to the Sportsability event held on Friday 6th May, I would like to say a massive thank you for again supporting the day … the morning was a huge success … Without your support and enthusiasm the delivery of the events would not be possible.
– Yvonne Setchell, Active Sunderland Development Officer, Sport and Leisure, People Services Directorate, Sunderland City Council
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