
We aim to enrich the lives of Halton people through sport and physical activity. For queries contact us via 0151 511 8282 or [email protected]
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ALT Graphic for 'We Are Undefeatable' featuring three individuals smiling and interacting in a fitness setting, with text overlay reading 'Volunteering - A great way to get active in a way that works for you while helping your community'

ALT Graphic titled 'Getting Started' with an icon of a person raising their hand, featuring a heart on the chest. Text reads. 'When looking to volunteer, it’s important to find something that’s right for you. Think about your interests, any skills you’d like to gain or skills that you already have, are there any causes that are close to your heart? Once you know what you’d like to gain from volunteering it’s easier to look.'

ALT Graphic of a person depicted in purple carrying a box, with text that read, 'Helping you get active - There are plenty of volunteering opportunities that involve being active. This might mean spending time on your feet or walking, carrying things, gardening or even taking part in sports or games.'

ALT Infographic titled 'Finding Opportunities' listing ways to volunteer, including searching online with the Royal Voluntary Service, speaking to your local community voluntary service volunteering, volunteering at local events, contacting a close-to-heart charity, and looking for opportunities at your library or community centre. #VolunteersWeek.

ALT Person smiling upward while wearing glasses, under a sunny sky. Text overlay reads "3 Tips for getting active in warmer weather" from the "We Are Undefeatable" campaign.

ALT Graphic with a green and yellow theme titled 'Time of day'. It features a clock icon and text "The best times to be active are in the morning or evening, so you can avoid the harsh midday sun. If you only have time during the middle of the day try to adjust the intensity of your activity or you could workout indoors.

ALT Promotional poster for Mental Health Awareness Week, dated 12-18 May 2025. The poster includes the message, "People who are more socially connected to family, friends, or their community are happier, physically healthier, and live longer. What's yours?" The background is purple with graphic illustrations of a house, a group of people, and interconnected lines symbolizing community connections. The logo of the Mental Health Foundation is also displayed.
























