Active PGPA is an initiative designed to help people become more physically active by providing accessible tools, resources and information for patients and healthcare professionals.
At PGPA we champion movement as part of everyday life, recognising the important role physical activity plays in preventing and managing long-term health conditions, improving mental wellbeing, and reducing health inequalities.
Through digital resources, Active PGPA aims to make it easier for people to access trusted information, discover local opportunities to be active, and take small steps towards a healthier lifestyle.

Key features of the programme include:
- Targeted health messages and resources for people living with long-term conditions.
- Support tools for healthcare professionals to promote physical activity in routine care.
- An online hub providing access to NHS-approved activity programmes, local activity information, and condition-specific guidance.
- Collaboration with local organisations and services to strengthen community-based physical activity opportunities.
- Sharing learning and best practice across the wider health and care system
Our aim with Active PGPA is simple: to make it easier for people to access trusted advice, useful tools and local opportunities to move more. Whether you’re a patient looking for support or a healthcare professional seeking resources, we want this hub to be a practical and valuable source of information. The real value of this work lies in bringing people and organisations together. By creating stronger links between services, we can build a sustainable network of support that continues to benefit our communities long into the future.

Resources and information for the public

Resources and information for professionals
The Power of Physical Activity
“Physical activity means something different to everyone, and that’s what makes it so powerful. For me, it’s about feeling strong and looking after my wellbeing. The gym helps me build physical and mental resilience, while walking in nature gives me time to pause, reflect and reset. It doesn’t have to be complicated, it’s simply about finding movement that works for you.”
– Ella Fairbrother, PGPA Project Manager

Active Calderdale
Active PGPA is supported by Active Calderdale. Visit the ‘We’re All Active Calderdale’ website here.


