Workforce and Clubs
The sport and physical activity workforce which includes coaches, volunteers leaders, activators and officials are the backbone of our work – playing the central role in tackling inactivity and helping ensure millions of people can get active.
Our role as an Active Partnership is the advocacy and embedding of physical activity and the ongoing delivery of an appropriate workforce in the main strategies of key partners, keeping the profile high and developing the conditions for strategic system change.
Coaching and volunteering
Active Dorset recognises the importance of supporting the development of coaches and coaching across the county and currently the coaching provision is being reviewed as part of the national strategy.
Volunteers and coaches play a vital role in community sport all across England and without the time, energy and commitment of these people many clubs, team sport sessions and coaching sessions would not be able to run.
In short, volunteers and coaches make sport happen. Without this dedicated group of people, who willingly give their time to enable others to play the sport they love, grassroots sport wouldn't exist.
Coaching In An Active Nation (PDF, 1.7 Mb)
The Coaching Plan For England
2017-2021Volunteering In An Active Nation (PDF, 1.3 Mb)
Strategy 2017-2021
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The page highlights a range of guides and resources available to coaches, and reinforces the power of great coaching as a tool to help people with long-term health conditions build a positive relationship with being active.
Buddle
Buddle - the new home of Club Matters.
Buddle share the latest information, training and tools to help clubs and organisations overcome challenges and make the most of the opportunities available to them.
Buddle are passionate about enabling organisations to be safe, inclusive, agile and resilient enough to secure their long-term future and unlock the advantages of sport and physical activity for everyone.
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Access the Buddle website to find all the resources you need.