We've spoken to and heard from lots of organisations, just like yours, to get their story on how they're providing women and girls with chances to get active on their own terms. Have a look and maybe take a little inspiration from our community.
Your stories
This Girl Can showcases RunVerity, an inclusive running club helping women get active in the community.
This Girl Can showcases Our parks, founded to ensure there is easy access to exercise in local communities.
This Girl Can showcases Saltley Women's FC, an inclusive football club open to women from all backgrounds, created after a high demand from Muslim women in Inner City Birmingham to have more opportunities in football.
This Girl Can showcases Football Beyond Borders, a programme that aims to help girls that are passionate about football but feel disengaged academically.
This Girl Can showcases the British Mountaineering Council, empowering women to feel and stay safe, whilst having fun hillwalking.
This Girl Can showcases the Safer Streets project from Medway Sport that has seen more women feeling confident to exercise safely in different environments without fear of intimidation.
This Girl Can showcases Projekts MCR, a Community Benefit Society with a mission to make skateboarding accessible to everyone and to build community through skateboarding.
This Girl Can spotlights the Get Out, Get Active campaign that supports disabled and non-disabled people to enjoy being active together and looks to engage the least active communities in fun and inclusive ways.
This Girl Can spotlights the #ShePaddles initiative from British Canoeing that aims to boost the number of women and girls in the paddling community.
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