Stories
These are stories from individuals and organisations about getting active and what it means to them.
Roy’s story
In this blog Roy Kimberley, a Fit 4 Life coordinator based at the Disability Resource Centre, Birmingham, shares with us his thoughts on the enduring legacy of the 2012 Paralympic games.
Anna Morell’s story
Anna Morell, Media and Communications Manager at Disability Rights UK and touches on what needs to happen for the games to be a launchpad for a more accessible future for all Disabled people.
Liddie’s story
Get Yourself Active’s Programme Manager, Liddie Bone, answers the question “What is co-production?”
Kamran’s story
Kamran Mallick joined Disability Rights UK as its Chief Executive in July 2017. He is the former Chief Executive of Acti...
Kelly’s story
In this blog, Kelly from Living Options Devon discusses how the pandemic has changed for them in their efforts to empower Disabled and Deaf people to live the life they choose
Liz’s story
This story looks at how the pandemic changed the work of Wheels for Wellbeing, and what comes next for the award-winning charity.
Kay’s story
In this story, we talk to Kay about barriers to cycling in their local parks and green spaces they have encountered.
Zanib’s story
In this blog, Zanib raises the question: If our more modern urban spaces are not accessible enough, what about our less modern and more remote areas?
Mo’s story
In her story, Mo talks about how great it feels to get out and get active through horse riding.
Caroline’s story
In this blog, Caroline discusses the importance of green spaces for her wellbeing.
Jo’s story
In this blog, Jo Reffin a specialist neuromuscular physiotherapist discusses her work and new recommendations launched by Muscular Dystrophy to stay active and fit.
Cameron’s story
In this story, Cameron talks about how getting active through dance has changed her life.
