Keep active with a disability or health condition
Staying active is just as important for people living with disabilities or health conditions. Exercise can improve your mental wellbeing as well as your overall physical health.
Local Exercise Options
The Here for Hart Directory has information on a wide range of exercise options for people with disabilities / health conditions. These include diving, sailing, horse riding, walking, community gardening, walking football and seated exercise. Visit the Disabilities & Health Conditions category of the Here for Hart Directory for details.
Everyone Active Free / Discounted Memberships
There are a number of free or discounted membership options available at the Fleet and Frogmore Everyone Active leisure centres including:
- People who receive medium or high PIP payments for disabilities are entitled to free gym and swim.
- Free gym/swim for full time carers when accompanying a cared for member.
- People living with Parkinson’s can enjoy free membership, as can their carers to provide support if needed.
- You can benefit from a 25% discount off membership fees if you are referred via the GP Exercise on Referral Scheme.
Everyone Active also run sessions with SEN children and adults in mind, including quiet time swimming. Please phone for more details:
- Hart Leisure Centre(Fleet): 01252 629879
- Frogmore Leisure Centre: 01252 873454
We Are Undefeatable
On the We Are Undefeatable website you can find ideas and information to inspire and support people with long term health conditions to be active. Included are personal stories and ideas for exercise, YouTube exercise videos, and activity planners.
Energise Me
The Energise Me website offers tips, links and exercise options for people with health conditions.
Activity Alliance
On the Activity Alliance website you can find advice, ideas and links for keeping active with a disability.
NHS fitness studio
There are a range of pilates videos on the NHS website that are suitable for specific health conditions including back pain, arthritis, scoliosis and osteoporosis.