Imagine a Lincolnshire where movement is part of everyday life—where walking to the shops, joining a local sports club, or enjoying a park is easy and accessible for everyone. That’s the vision behind Active Lincolnshire’s Place Partnership.

Our collaborative approach brings together organisations, communities and system leaders to create environments that make being active easier, fairer and more inclusive.

By working in partnership, we can remove barriers, reduce inequalities and create places that enable people of all ages and abilities to move more, more often — improving health, wellbeing and quality of life in our communities.

What can Stakeholders do to help?

Local Authorities

• Integrate physical activity into local strategies.
• Invest in accessible public spaces and active travel.
• Allocate budgets and leverage external funding.
  

NHS & Health Providers

• Promote activity messaging in clinics and community settings.
• Integrate activity into care pathways.
• Support social prescribing and workforce well-being.
  

Care Providers

• Offer tailored programmes (chair exercises, gentle yoga).
• Train staff to promote physical activity.
• Ensure inclusivity and accessibility.
  

Schools & Colleges

• Deliver quality PE and promote active breaks.
• Open facilities for community use.
• Engage families and encourage active commuting.
  

Sports Clubs & Community Organisations

• Adapt offerings for inclusivity.
• Promote opportunities and build volunteer networks.
• Maintain welcoming, accessible facilities.

Our Overarching Principles

• Foster collaboration and co-design.
• Use data and community input to identify barriers.
• Focus on reducing inequalities.
• Communicate benefits and promote opportunities.