Our Delivery Report
Funded on 19 November 2019 | Delivered on 31 October 2020
£27,106
RAISED
98
BACKERS
67
DAYS TO FUND
BIGGEST PLEDGE
£5,000
From London Borough of Tower Hamlets
04 August 2020
Ability Bow - An Exercise Lifeline
Department for Digital Culture Media & Sport #CommunitiesCanwe realised that without exception, every one of our participants presented less mobility and strength than they had before lockdown. The people participating in this so far have described the livestream exercise sessions as “a lifeline” and “much needed”.
Stuart Wilson donated £50
Craig Pamphilon donated £20
2 New users of sports or leisure facilities
Fiona Campbell donated £25
8 Hours volunteering opportunities
Stuart Wilson donated £30
Tony Snook donated £50
Carla Groom donated £20
GLL donated £1,000
78 Classes provided
15 Hours of training provided
4 Courses provided
Stuart Wilson donated £53
London Borough of Tower Hamlets donated £5,000
Ability Bow donated £30
More about our impact
Volunteering, jobs & education
We supported 8 people to volunteer and provide valuable skills and energy to lay on fundraising events and to support their peers in exercise groups.
Arts, culture & heritage
We helped to raise activity levels and enhance health and wellbeing in the community by enabling people with long-term heath problems or disabilities to take part in physical exercise.
Activity, health and leisure
This project supported people who would normally find it challenging to exercise, to get fitter and to make progress towards their own individual health-related goals. There are always barriers which need to be overcome and we set about identifying what if anything was holding back each person to start exercising and to stick at it over time. Once we knew what the barriers were we could find ways to overcome them and to make exercise a part of daily living.
