Case studies

Innovation in local government is about improving the lives of the people in our communities. Browse through our case studies to see the many innovative programmes councils are involved in.

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Care home physical activity

Through our connections with primary care colleagues, we were asked to support local care homes with the delivery of physical activity for their residents.

GP patient health walks

As part of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and Sport England Active Practice accreditation, which encourages GP surgeries to increase physical activity in both staff and patients, Active Together have worked with over 20 surgeries to deliver patient health walks.

Physical activity easy read guide

Active Together sits on the Leicestershire Learning Disability Partnership Board, and in collaboration with its members, plus residents with learning disabilities, co-designed our first ’Easy Read’ Guide.

Community Assessment Days: Bringing care into the community across Leicestershire

Health, care and physical activity providers are transforming personalised patient care by delivering Community Assessment Days (CADs).

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Living Sport: Adding physical activity into the National Diabetes Prevention Programme in Cambridge

A pilot project designed to add physical activity sessions to an already in place National Diabetes Prevention Programme.

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Essex County Council: Nourishing Our Future

Essex County Council Public Health summarise and reflect on their Nourishing Our Future (NOF) programme and work to date.

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Your Voice Your Town: Ealing Council

Ealing Council’s Your Voice, Your Town (YVYT) is a new community-led model for change powered by communities.

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Mandarin Mums Case Study: Focusing on Family Needs and Effective Solutions

The Mandarin Mums session at the Isle of Dogs Family Hub is an innovative, culturally tailored initiative designed to support Mandarin-speaking families in the Southeast Locality of Tower Hamlets. This case study outlines the pressing need identified within the local community and details how the session effectively addressed these challenges, fostering inclusion, wellbeing, and empowerment.

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Coordinated veteran support in Portsmouth: A holistic housing and wellbeing approach

In recognition of its deep-rooted military heritage, Portsmouth City Council has developed a comprehensive, collaborative approach to supporting homeless veterans. With over 37,000 residents identifying as part of the Armed Forces community, around 18% of the city’s population, the council has embedded veteran support into its strategic planning and service delivery.

Best Start in Life Antenatal offer: IOW Family Hubs Parenting Support

The Isle of Wight Family Hubs enhanced antenatal support by integrating maternity services with Family Hub programmes, notably the evidence-based “Welcome to the World.” This initiative improved early engagement, increased parental confidence, and strengthened pathways to postnatal services. Midwives refer families via Badgernet at 16 weeks, boosting access to workshops and support. Data shows rising participation and improved parental wellbeing, especially among underrepresented group

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