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Rising levels of obesity have re-focused Government and media attention on physical activity and nutrition. There is now irrefutable evidence that regular physical activity contributes to our well-being, and CCPR is campaigning for greater use of sport and recreation in achieving the Government’s target of increasing the number of regularly physically active people by 1% each year.
To learn more about CCPR’s work on health please visit the links below:
National Coalition for Active Ageing* (NCAA)
NCAA Position Statement
CCPR Response to Smokefree Consultation
CCPR Response to Obesity Care Pathway
CCPR Response to Choosing Activity
Further health related briefings and consultation responses can be found on the briefings and consultations section of this website.
CCPR welcomes case studies on health programmes and related information from members. Please contact jwood@ccpr.org.uk if you can help CCPR in its campaign to promote the use of sport and recreation in the UK’s health policy.
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| Rising levels of obesity have re-focused Government and media attention on physical activity and nutrition. There is now irrefutable evidence that regular physical activity contributes to our well-being, and CCPR is campaigning for greater use of sport and recreation in achieving the Government’s target of increasing the number of regularly physically active people by 1% each year. To learn more about CCPR’s work on health please visit the links below:
National Coalition for Active Ageing* (NCAA) NCAA Position Statement CCPR Response to Smokefree Consultation CCPR Response to Obesity Care Pathway CCPR Response to Choosing Activity Further health related briefings and consultation responses can be found on the briefings and consultations section of this website. CCPR welcomes case studies on health programmes and related information from members. Please contact jwood@ccpr.org.uk if you can help CCPR in its campaign to promote the use of sport and recreation in the UK’s health policy. |
