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A weekly package of healthy food, collected at your GLL leisure centre instead of a food bank. Same support, none of the stigma, and every pickup earns points in the HeatlhyApp. It opens with an evening at Lee Valley Athletics Centre on Thursday 31 July.
Our headline participation figure for the spring term, audited by Sport England: unique children moving at least one hour a week, across 38 boroughs and districts.
FA-accredited coach development through HG Sports Academy continues to 2029, with paid training and paid attendance for the volunteers who staff the free programmes.
No register, no fitness test at the door. We spent a Saturday at a drop-in session to see who turns up, and why the first session is the one that matters.
The six-week mental-health course now pairs a therapist and a movement coach in the same hour. Sleep, movement and social contact, done honestly.
National coverage of the work, and of the one test we hold every programme to: does it get an ordinary fifteen-year-old moving on a Thursday afternoon?
Short, plain-spoken guidance, reviewed line by line by the FSA. No supplements, no scaremongering, no performance-hydration nonsense.
An external review of our term-by-term data finds sustained growth in repeat attendance, the measure we care about most. The full methodology is published.
Coach-led strength and running for women, free at the point of access, now running in twelve additional GLL and Better centres across the capital.
