#LSPAA Awards
Celebrating those helping Lincolnshire residents to move more!
Sport & Physical Activity Awards
The Active Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Awards, provide an opportunity to recognise the outstanding individuals and organisations who work so hard to inspire and enable our county to be active. From dedicated coaches, to tireless volunteers, and exceptional sporting talent, the awards shine a light on the amazing achievements of individuals and organisations across the county.
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Jobs
Find current job opportunities with Active Lincolnshire
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Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network
The Lincolnshire Sport & Physical Activity Network (LSPAN) is your opportunity to come together and connect with other people who are involved with delivering sport or physical activity in Lincolnshire - whether that is as part of a sports club, community group, organisation or as an individual coach or instructor. If you work or volunteer in sport or physical activity across Lincolnshire, join the group for free to get support and guidance and connect with others with a shared passion and purpose. We'll provide useful information to help strengthen your work and share what's working well across the county.
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Safeguarding and Welfare Support
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One of our 6 key themes

There’s an undeniable link between physical activity and our health and wellbeing, not just in the way the two can positively impact each other, but in the complex interrelation of barriers that can hold people back. So, we believe that by bringing these sectors more closely together, we can support our communities better, and make a more positive difference to people’s lives.
Let’s Move Lincolnshire will make sure the county’s physical activity, health and care systems and stakeholders are aligned, connected, inclusive, empowered and collaborating effectively. In doing so, they’ll be able to give residents the support they need to be more physically active – particularly those with, or at risk of, long-term health conditions.
A key priority will be training and developing staff across primary, secondary and community health sectors, making sure they can better incorporate physical activity messages and opportunities into their prevention and intervention pathways.
Our research tells us that stakeholders and citizens see physical activity as inseparable from health and wellbeing, and recognise how it impacts equality, diversity and inclusion, as well as mental health and family life. Collaborating more closely with the health and wellbeing sector is the most significant, impactful action the physical activity sector can take, and we’re committed to making it happen, for the benefit of our communities.
Six key themes make up our Let’s Move Lincolnshire strategy, defining our goals, challenges and opportunities, as well as the way we’ll work together to achieve positive, life-changing results for our communities.