Want to join an interactive, online session on the original PACC training slides? There’s a session on 4 February from 12.30-13.30
Sign up here: https://t.co/ROmiz34hdE
Want to find out more about physical activity for children and young people?
Sign up to the online session, taking place on 28 January 11am-12 here: https://t.co/ROmiz34hdE
Want to access free PACC training at a time to suit you?
Our pre recorded training session can be accessed online and allows you to engage with the material at a time to suit you:
Access it here: https://t.co/txRKP8zsPW
These sessions are available to individuals or smaller groups and consist of a live, interactive online session delivered by our expert trainers. You sign up to the schedule of upcoming sessions below.
https://t.co/ROmiz34hdE
Want to organise a free, personalised group session?
Designed for groups of 12 or more healthcare professionals these sessions are delivered by an expert clinical champion at a time and date which is convenient to you.:
https://t.co/c9HRGuggaM
Choose the Training Format That Works for You!
You can access the free PACC training in three ways, and all attendees will be offered the opportunity to learn more and join the ‘movement for movement’ through our online PACC Forum. https://t.co/LSlu8WxZ9E
Following the completion of the co-production phase of the Physical Activity Pathways for Health work, a Draft Pathways Guidance Framework has now been unveiled.
Read more⤵️
https://t.co/NzOYWwLIIM
The place-based approach to PACC involves a group of Champions embedded within places across the country.
Find out more about how this is currently working in different areas. https://t.co/cOGsgyf9lw
The risk course, our new course coming soon!
It provides all you need to know when advising patients about whether it is safe to be active will be launching in the new year on our new learning platform.
Be the first to hear about the course:
https://t.co/WSv6bpj9rF
Why do I need PACC training?
The PACC programme provides free face-to-face (online or in person) training to people working in healthcare, and this is delivered nationwide by a number of different physical activity champions.
https://t.co/3QZox8FJja
We're looking forward to the Therapy Expo Conference in Birmingham this week! With the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine as educational partners and a rehab focus, we will be running several sessions at the conference.
Come visit our stand!
https://t.co/ecQXjGRVBp
Be Active is in partnership with Active Luton and are seeking a passionate and experienced healthcare professional to join the Active Partnership team as a Place-Based PACC with a primary focus on Luton.
Find out more below:
https://t.co/woEQkoPOtL
Last month, the first governance meeting was held for Moving Together, a new programme of work which is being co-led by the Active Partnerships National Organisation (APNO) and @FSEM_UK
Read more⤵️
https://t.co/OiFYhzJwIv
We are seeking an experienced and motivated Project Manager to join our dynamic team, bringing strong organisational skills and a collaborative mindset to drive forward two high impact, patient-centred projects.
Applications close Sunday 9th November⤵️
https://t.co/FLkC61grY8
We are recruiting a Moving Medicine Patients Project Coordinator to play a key role in coordinating and supporting the implementation of a cross-sector programme aiming to reduce barriers to physical activity for people living with long-term conditions. 👇
https://t.co/FLkC61grY8