The Live Longer Better Inclusion Network brings together partners working across physical activity, health, social care and community services with a shared focus on active ageing and inclusion.

The network is shaped by the national Live Longer Better mission: to help people live well for longer, increase healthy life expectancy, and reduce the amount of time people spend in poor health or relying heavily on care towards the end of life. Alongside this, the network places a strong emphasis on improving inclusion for disabled people, recognising the need to remove barriers to participation and ensure that sport, physical activity and community opportunities are accessible, welcoming and meaningful for everyone. A core focus is also to reduce inequalities, narrowing the gap in health outcomes between the most and least deprived communities.

The Live Longer Better Inclusion Network will be combining partners from Live Longer Better, and Activity for All Alliance Network, creating a more connected and inclusive space for shared learning, insight, and action.

This refreshed structure reflects our commitment to a lifetime approach to physical activity, health and wellbeing. By creating stronger links between the networks, partners will benefit from broader perspectives, improved alignment of priorities, and more opportunities to collaborate across sectors.

Our meetings will follow a simple annual cycle of three sessions, an in-person meeting in July, supported by two virtual sessions in the following months.

 

The next event date:
Live Longer Better: 19th November 2026 – Microsoft teams
Activity For All Alliance: 17th November 2026 – Microsoft teams

 

For Live Longer Better enquires contact: amckane@leapwithus.org.uk
For Activity for All Alliance enquires contact: anya.forbesphyall@leapwithus.org.uk

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Live Longer Better Inclusion network Meeting Event - July 2026

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This network connects partners supporting those most at risk of poorer health outcomes, with a shared focus on shaping a more inclusive approach to helping people stay well for longer.