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Building active communities

Our mission is to create resilience and improve health by connecting people to each other, their communities and their environment.

Councillor of Lambeth playing Beat the Street with school children

About Intelligent Health

We use evidence-based methods to support individuals, communities, workplaces and partners to improve health at scale.

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How we can help

Discover the solutions we offer to improve people’s lives in your area, school or workplace. Work with us for real results.

How we can help

Discover the solutions we offer to improve people’s lives in your area, school or workplace. Work with us for real results.

For local authorities

Our programmes improve health, boost active travel, foster community engagement and catalyse partner working.

For companies

We equip employees with the knowledge and motivation to make positive lifestyle choices and achieve their full health potential.

For national partners

We support the WHO Global Action Plan on Physical Activity of more active people for a healthier world in the four objectives of creating active societies, active environments, active people and active systems.

For Active Partnerships

We work together with Active Partnerships in ‘Uniting the Movement’ to embed activity into daily life.

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Empower your health and connect to nature

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Empower your health and connect to nature Join our roundtable discussion today, as host Bethany speaks to Hannah Sylvester, BSc (Hons), MNIMH, Medical Herbalist and Nature Educator. Hannah shares insights…

Case Study – Beat the Street top player soars through health and physical barriers coming out on top!

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Discovering Beat the Street Maria Glenister, 44, singer and former primary school teacher from Reading first discovered Beat the Street in 2014 during the Caversham game while working in a…

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