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Move Your Way

This summer, we’re reframing what movement looks like by reminding people with long term health conditions that getting active doesn’t have to look like typical exercise to count. Our #MoveYourWay campaign encourages our audience to embrace moves that work for them and their condition, and find fun, accessible ways to move at home, outdoors or on the go.

Move Your Way helps your organisation reframe what movement can look like this summer -connecting everyday activity to your services and guidance, so you can support people living with long term health conditions.​ 

 

We want people with long term health conditions to embrace everyday summer moments and accessible ways they can get moving - whether that's providing inspiration of ways they can build movement into daily life or spotlighting what's available in their local area.

 

Read more for inspiration on how your organisation can get involved, and download all the resources you need to support the campaign!

 

Let's help as many people with long term health conditions to #MoveYourWay this summer!

Resources for use

Download all the resources you need to share the campaign.

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Move Your Way campaign assets

Download campaign assets related to the Move Your Way campaign. This contains a campaign toolkit, complete with brand guidance and key messaging, as well as a poster template and logos.

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Move Your Way leaflet

Download the Move Your Way leaflet with hints and tips for how to move more this summer.

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Support the campaign

Share #MoveYourWay ready-made social assets across your social channels

Embed links to We Are Undefeatable across your digital resources to connect people with ways to move that work for them

Inspire your audience by showing real examples of people living with long term health conditions and how they get moving.​

Highlight provision within your local area or services for people with long term conditions. E.g. local park benches to support planned rest stops for outdoor activity.