This Girl Can
This Girl Can, funded by The National Lottery, believes that there’s no “right” way to get active. However you jiggle, kick, lift, stretch, or sprint, it’s time to get moving how you damn please.
This Girl Can in Cumbria
This Girl Can in Cumbria is supported by a local partnership, referred to as Cumbrian Girls Can. Find Cumbrian Girls Can on Social Media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cumbriangirlscan/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CumbrianGrlsCan
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CumbrianGirlsCan/
Want to find an Activity
This Girl Can is all about doing it your way, that may not be through a conventional activity - it might be cycling to work, literally running the school run, or getting muddy with your pooch in the park, but we want more women to find what’s right for them. If there is an activity you'd like to try, check our Activity Search on our home page More
Or find ways to Get Active with This Girl Can More
Calling all Clubs and Organisations delivering activity:
- Add your club/activity to our activity finder More
- Become a supporter of This Girl Can to access a range of This Girl Can resources More
- Case Studies - Please send in any case studies of women you think exemplify the This Girl Can attitude that Sport England and This Girl Can could potentially include on the website. See the This Girl Can case study form here. They are especially interested in case studies of women from lower income backgrounds, BAME women and teenagers or examples of women who get active in unconventional ways and/or have managed to fit activity into their busy lives.
- Apply for funding to deliver activity in line with the This Girl Can ethos via Sport England Small Grants
Hear the Cumbrian Girls
Small Grants
Sport England offers small grants of up to £10,000 and theyre now much easier to apply for.
Could you help to get This Girl Can ideas off the ground in local communities.
Sport England are especially interested in ideas that reach inactive women in lower socio-economic groups, diverse ethnic communities and amongst teenagers.
Please see Sport England Small Grants
