Health and social care

Staff and families go head-to-head for the most active visits.

Aisha shares how movement brought confidence and connection.

Join this gentle, monthly walk for connection and wellbeing.

The Calderdale Stroke Support Group is a voluntary group open to anyone in Calderdale who has experienced a stroke and is working to rebuild

Nestled in the heart of Park Ward, Halifax, the Women’s Activity Centre (WAC) is a female-only day care service dedicated to supporting the

Limelight Theatre School has long been a cherished fixture in Calderdale, supporting aspiring performers in bringing theatre to life.

The Basement Recovery Project operates in Todmorden and central Halifax, offering specialised support for those battling addiction.

Staff find new ways to stay active while supporting others.

Calderdale groups and organisations have been signing up for the Quality 4 Health and Wellbeing (Q4H) accreditation in their droves recently

Carers Wellbeing Service Calderdale currently offer a wide range of services to unpaid carers in Calderdale with over 2,500 unpaid carers re

Many local authority services are often tasked with delivering advice on the benefits of physical activity.

The Basement Recovery Project provide a packed weekly timetable of activities for those recovering from addiction.

Two of our key working principles here at Active Calderdale are that projects should be co-designed and collaborative whenever possible. It

Our mission at Active Calderdale is to work with communities to make physical activity an embedded part of day-to-day life.

Active Calderdale believes every organisation can play their part in supporting and encouraging those who visit their organisation to move m

We know that health and social care professionals come into contact with large proportions of the population and frequently interact with pe

In October 2019 the Active Calderdale team ran a number of educational workshops with individuals from different parts of the council to exp

As part of our work to embed physical activity within health and social care organisations across the borough, we’ve worked closely with the

When we meet, can we move? Being active brings people together, which can be really beneficial for our mental health.

Conversations can be powerful, particularly when they come from people we know and trust.