Stuff 2 Do
Essential Guide for 5 - 19 years in Gosport
Activities and events that are happening in Gosport this Summer. The booklet has been produced by the Council's Leisure Development Team with additional funding from Hampshire County Council.
Active Places
Sport England Active Places website is a single database that contains information on sports facilities throughout England, including local authority leisure facilities and commercial & club sites.
The Active Places also provides specific details such as where the facility is, its size, opening times, contact numbers and activities and has been designed to make it easier for the general public to take part in sports and exercise by finding and indicating where they can actually do it. Sport England hope this will help them to reach their goal of getting 70% of the population active for 30 minutes, five times a week by 2020.
To find out more about leisure facilities in your area log onto Active Places
FACS & FANS
Web sites of the Hampshire FANS (Free Access For National Sportspeople)
and FACS (Free Access For County Sportspeople) Schemes.
GOSPORT AND FAREHAM SPAA
The Gosport & Fareham SPAA (Sport and Physical Activity Alliance) group is made
up of key local organisations with an interest in sport and physical activity. SPAA
is a key government priority to create a healthier, more physical activity through
local Alliances of key organisations.
The group is a partnership with representatives from Gosport and Fareham Borough Council, Hampshire & IOW Sports Partnership, Fareham Leisure Centre, Gosport & Fareham, PCT, School Sports Partnership, Vountary Services and a representative from Community Facilities.
The Gosport & Fareham SPAA group are currently in the process of organising;
Fareham in September 2008.
For further details, contact the Leisure Development team
on 023 9254 5723
Play Strategy for Gosport 2007 - 2012
This strategy was adopted by the Council in June 2007, its purpose is to enable the Council to establish a clear framework to provide a wide range of good quality, inclusive, safe, accessible play, leisure and youth activities, both in and out doors,
for all children and young people to enjoy.
This strategy will enable the Council to fulfil its duty to contribute to enhancing
the quality of life and well being of children and young people. It has been developed through wide consultation and partnership working. Participation of children and young people has been fundamental in the development of this strategy and will continue to be an essential part of achieving the key objectives.
The Action Plan to this strategy outlines what needs to be done, we have developed a play partnership group that is made up young people, residents and groups and organisations that may be in a position to develop projects to meet the actions. Some members are currently putting project proposals together to seek funding for them. The first application for funding will be to the Big Lottery in Sept 2007, they have already indicated an allocation of 200k that if successful will mean projects will start in 2008.
Click here to view the Strategy in PDF format
Runningsport
Runningsports is dedicated to providing skills and support for volunteers working in sport. From quick online tips and tools, to fun and informative workshops, runningsports will help you get more for yourself, your club/organisation and its members.
Please use the menu above to explore the site or, alternatively, use the quick link buttons below to reach some of our most popular material.
The site has been specifically designed for you - whether you want to get started in sports volunteering, are already a volunteer, manage volunteers, or are responsible for volunteering within a sport, county or local authority.
For further details, log onto www.runningsports.org.
Sports Club Questionnaire 2008
This questionnaire is to identify the development needs of your club. The information received from this questionnaire will enable us to plan and provide workshops / courses and/or support locally for you and keep our records updated.
Click here to complete the questionnaire online
Sports Hampshire & IOW
Sports Hampshire & IOW website provides detals on:
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Funding
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Volunteering
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Sport contacts
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Sports vacancies
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School Sports
For further details, log onto www.sporthampshireiow.co.uk
Spaces Project
Sports activities for young people aged 13 – 19 years of age at the multi games areas at;
The Rowner Sports Park (MUGA), Siskin Campus, Nimrod Drive
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4.15pm to 5.45pm
and
Forton MUGA
Every Thursday evening, 4.15pm to 5.45pm
Cost: FREE
For further details, contact Lee Ansell (Youth Worker) on 07880 583390
Sports Relief Funding
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Community Foundation have been selected by Sport Relief to manage its small grants programme in Hampshire & IOW.
The programme will run until December 31st 2008 and involves a total amount of £120,000.
Sport Relief is designed to fund work which uses sport and exercise to strengthend communities and provide opportunities form people who are excluded or disadvantaged.
Priority will be given to small, locally based groups or organisations for sports based work that
Groups can apply for grants from £1,000 up to £10,000.
For futher details and application form,
please either call HIWCF on 01962 857374
or email info@hantscf.org.uk or log onto www.hantscf.org.uk
Volunteering
If your Sports club is currently looking for volunteers, why not register your club by completing and returning the do-it registration form (see links below) and Gosport Volunteer Centre will upload your details onto the National website and inform local people of your vacancies on their bi-monthly "Current Vacancies" sheet.
If you require any further information, contact Nicky Staveley at Gosport Voluntary Action on 023 9258 8347 or by email at gosportvb@gva.org.uk
If you want to volunteer, you can by logging onto www.do-it.org.uk
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