About us

Active Lincolnshire is committed to providing opportunities for everyone in Lincolnshire to be active every day. We work with partners to address inequalities and inactivity, responding to the needs of people and places.

What we do

As advocates for the positive power that physical activity has on everyone’s lives, we work in partnership to improve understanding, influence change, and tackle the challenge of inactivity.

Knowledge Hub

Our Knowledge Hub is the core of our website. Here you’ll find our guidance, advice, insight and support in all areas of physical activity and sport.

Get involved

Want to get involved with us? We depend on your collaboration to create and influence meaningful change. Find out how you can help Lincolnshire move more.

Guidance & support

We provide clubs, coaches, leisure facilities and community centres with ongoing guidance and support so they can deliver an outstanding service.

  • Covid support

    Covid support

    After months of lockdowns, Covid restrictions are finally being lifted – which means you can get back to what you do best.

    As you return to providing sport and activities to the people of Lincolnshire, we’re here to help you get back up and running. On our Knowledge Hub, you’ll find an area dedicated to Covid support – including the latest government guidelines, details about funding opportunities, and guidance on reopening your clubs and facilities to the highest standards.

    Head over to our Covid support section on the Knowledge Hub to find out more.

  • Guidance for clubs and coaches

    Guidance for clubs and coaches

    The Active Lincolnshire Knowledge Hub includes a wide variety of guidance for clubs and coaches, giving you access to all the information you need to make sure your club is running to the highest standards.

    From up-to-date local and national guidance to governance and general club management advice, we provide you with the support you need to keep your members happy and your business thriving.

    You'll also find guidance on how to respond to temporary changes (such as Covid restrictions), as well as links to any relevant information from our national partners.

    Visit our Knowledge Hub to see how we can help you.

  • Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Equality, diversity and inclusion

    Equality and inclusion are about recognising and removing the barriers that deter or prevent people from getting involved in physical activity. That’s why Active Lincolnshire is working to change the culture of sport and physical activity to one that values diversity, creating accessible activity opportunities that meet the needs of disadvantaged groups.

    And having a wider range of activities isn’t just good for members. With more on offer, clubs can get better exposure, reach more customers and run a more successful facility – with inclusion at its core.

    Through funding, diversity training and local initiatives, we help clubs and facilities in Lincolnshire offer opportunities for every ability, ethnicity, gender, age group and economic status, supporting the health and wellbeing of the people that need it most.

    To find out more about equality and inclusion, including local data and education resources, visit our Knowledge Hub.

  • Safeguarding

    Safeguarding

    Active Lincolnshire is committed to promoting the safety and welfare of children, young people and adults who engage in sport and physical activity across the county.

    We're working to support organisations, associations, clubs, activity providers, instructors and coaches to safeguard children and adults at risk.

    In our Knowledge Hub, you’ll find contact details for reporting concerns, as well as safeguarding documents for clubs, coaches, vulnerable adults, parents, and children.

    We also offer safeguarding training throughout the year and can connect you with a range of other courses to aid your development as a coach. To find out more, please visit our courses page.

    If you have any immediate safeguarding concerns that relate to physical activity or sport please contact us on 01522 730 325 and ask to speak to Gemma Skaley or email her on Gemma.Skaley@activelincolnshire.com

  • Leisure operators

    Leisure operators

    At Active Lincolnshire, we work with leisure operators to facilitate meetings, share best practices and identify common challenges – creating a unified leisure network across the county. Through this network, we gather local data and insights to help us understand activity levels in Lincolnshire, allowing us to create reports, identify opportunities for improvement, and secure any relevant additional funding.

    By unifying Lincolnshire’s leisure sector, we support providers to better understand opportunities for growth and funding, as well as helping them to identify where the biggest impact can be achieved. We also connect providers with other sectors and services – including social prescribing, health services and community groups – allowing them to increase engagement and reach new, alternative customers.

    Additionally, we support leisure operators to upskill staff, giving them the skills they need to work with different target groups – such as people with disabilities or special needs. In areas facing inequalities or high inactivity, we also support targeted leisure providers to access local and national funding opportunities, ensuring the provision of services.

    For more information contact Dom Fieldhouse-Gray.

  • Coaching agencies

    Coaching agencies

    Coaching agencies are an invaluable resource in Lincolnshire, giving schools and community organisations the chance to offer a broader range of activities. That’s why we support coaching agencies across the county to build connections and grow their services, helping them provide a host of fun, inclusive sessions.

    By facilitating meetings, sharing best practices and identifying common challenges, Active Lincolnshire works to create a unified network of coaching agencies. We also connect agencies with opportunities to access training and upskilling – both in and out of the sector. These opportunities include local project delivery, connecting with health services and tackling inequalities. In areas facing greater inequalities or high inactivity, we also help targeted coaching agencies expand their services and support the local community.

    To find out more about our work with coaching agencies, including a full list of the agencies we work with, head over to our Knowledge Hub. Or, if you have any questions about our work with coaching agencies, please contact Dom Fieldhouse-Gray.

Covid support

After months of lockdowns, Covid restrictions are finally being lifted – which means you can get back to what you do best.

As you return to providing sport and activities to the people of Lincolnshire, we’re here to help you get back up and running. On our Knowledge Hub, you’ll find an area dedicated to Covid support – including the latest government guidelines, details about funding opportunities, and guidance on reopening your clubs and facilities to the highest standards.

Head over to our Covid support section on the Knowledge Hub to find out more.

Guidance for clubs and coaches

The Active Lincolnshire Knowledge Hub includes a wide variety of guidance for clubs and coaches, giving you access to all the information you need to make sure your club is running to the highest standards.

From up-to-date local and national guidance to governance and general club management advice, we provide you with the support you need to keep your members happy and your business thriving.

You'll also find guidance on how to respond to temporary changes (such as Covid restrictions), as well as links to any relevant information from our national partners.

Visit our Knowledge Hub to see how we can help you.

Equality, diversity and inclusion

Equality and inclusion are about recognising and removing the barriers that deter or prevent people from getting involved in physical activity. That’s why Active Lincolnshire is working to change the culture of sport and physical activity to one that values diversity, creating accessible activity opportunities that meet the needs of disadvantaged groups.

And having a wider range of activities isn’t just good for members. With more on offer, clubs can get better exposure, reach more customers and run a more successful facility – with inclusion at its core.

Through funding, diversity training and local initiatives, we help clubs and facilities in Lincolnshire offer opportunities for every ability, ethnicity, gender, age group and economic status, supporting the health and wellbeing of the people that need it most.

To find out more about equality and inclusion, including local data and education resources, visit our Knowledge Hub.

Safeguarding

Active Lincolnshire is committed to promoting the safety and welfare of children, young people and adults who engage in sport and physical activity across the county.

We're working to support organisations, associations, clubs, activity providers, instructors and coaches to safeguard children and adults at risk.

In our Knowledge Hub, you’ll find contact details for reporting concerns, as well as safeguarding documents for clubs, coaches, vulnerable adults, parents, and children.

We also offer safeguarding training throughout the year and can connect you with a range of other courses to aid your development as a coach. To find out more, please visit our courses page.

If you have any immediate safeguarding concerns that relate to physical activity or sport please contact us on 01522 730 325 and ask to speak to Gemma Skaley or email her on Gemma.Skaley@activelincolnshire.com

Leisure operators

At Active Lincolnshire, we work with leisure operators to facilitate meetings, share best practices and identify common challenges – creating a unified leisure network across the county. Through this network, we gather local data and insights to help us understand activity levels in Lincolnshire, allowing us to create reports, identify opportunities for improvement, and secure any relevant additional funding.

By unifying Lincolnshire’s leisure sector, we support providers to better understand opportunities for growth and funding, as well as helping them to identify where the biggest impact can be achieved. We also connect providers with other sectors and services – including social prescribing, health services and community groups – allowing them to increase engagement and reach new, alternative customers.

Additionally, we support leisure operators to upskill staff, giving them the skills they need to work with different target groups – such as people with disabilities or special needs. In areas facing inequalities or high inactivity, we also support targeted leisure providers to access local and national funding opportunities, ensuring the provision of services.

For more information contact Dom Fieldhouse-Gray.

Coaching agencies

Coaching agencies are an invaluable resource in Lincolnshire, giving schools and community organisations the chance to offer a broader range of activities. That’s why we support coaching agencies across the county to build connections and grow their services, helping them provide a host of fun, inclusive sessions.

By facilitating meetings, sharing best practices and identifying common challenges, Active Lincolnshire works to create a unified network of coaching agencies. We also connect agencies with opportunities to access training and upskilling – both in and out of the sector. These opportunities include local project delivery, connecting with health services and tackling inequalities. In areas facing greater inequalities or high inactivity, we also help targeted coaching agencies expand their services and support the local community.

To find out more about our work with coaching agencies, including a full list of the agencies we work with, head over to our Knowledge Hub. Or, if you have any questions about our work with coaching agencies, please contact Dom Fieldhouse-Gray.