Stevenage: Herts loneliest town - and the people providing a vital lifeline
The pandemic has left many people feeling lonely and isolated
Stevenage FC Foundation were able to set up a Coronavirus Community Care Line with the help of EFL funding (Image: Steeleimages.co.uk)
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The Joy of Moving Programme launches a virtual ‘Winter Games’ Share article:
FOLLOWING a successful virtual Joy of Moving Home School Festival in the summer of 2020 where over 250,000 children got involved, QPR in the Community Trust is partnering with the EFL Trust and Ferrero to launch a new virtual ‘Winter Games’ pack which will help inspire children to get moving in the toughest months for activity levels.
Research shows that children’s activity levels drop significantly in the winter months compared to the summer months (68 mins in summer vs 48 mins per day in winter). To help inspire families to get active at home during the winter months, the Joy of Moving ‘Winter Games’ will take families on a Winter Adventure, with an exciting selection of games and activities that they can play at home.
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