Active Cumbria

Active Lives Results, Cumbria on par with the rest of England

New data released by Sport England is showing that Cumbria is on par with the rest of England when it comes to adult...

New video to help healthcare professionals support disabled people to be active

Disabled people are currently the least active group in society, and twice as likely as non-disabled people to be...

The Results of Cumbria School Games Spring Events

Months of practise, determination and achievement culminated in three spectacular finals at the Cumbria School Games...

Enjoyment is single biggest factor to motivation

New analysis uncovers five key findings about children and young people's motivations towards getting active

Children across Cumbria are ready to compete in the Cumbria School Games Spring Finals

Almost 700 children and young people from across Cumbria will be descending upon Penrith Leisure Centre to compete in...

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Walking for Health

We are recruiting a network of Walk Leaders to deliver the new Cumbria Walking for Health Programme. Our aim is to enable and encourage as many people as possible to become physically active through walking.

This Girl Can

Whether you’re cycling to work, literally running the school run, or getting muddy with your pooch in the park, This Girl Can celebrates all the amazing ways you fit exercise into your life.

Active 10

Did you know that walking briskly for just 10 continuous minutes counts as exercise? It's easier than you think to fit into your day and there's an app you can download which will help you too.

Active Schools

Check out what Active Cumbria can do for your school, from CPD to School Games

Safeguarding

Take the welfare of children and young people and vulnerable adults very seriously.

Quest Rated Very Good

We have received a rating of Very Good from Quest, the UK Quality Scheme for Sport and Leisure

What We Do

Our vision is that everyone in Cumbria is appropriately physically active as a part of their everyday life. We are one of 43 Active Partnerships covering England and are part of Cumbria County Council’s Public Health Service. Find out more about us.