Who’s Involved

GM Active is a collective of 12 leisure and community organisations from across Greater Manchester. Alone, our organisations could never reach their fullest potential to turn the tide of inactivity, but by working in collaboration, creating a common cause and unified voice, we work with and alongside a broad range of local, regional and national organisations to achieve much more for the wider community. Those involved in our dedication to challenging Greater Manchester’s physical inactivity challenge include: local authority partners, the NHS in Greater Manchester, the Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership, the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, GreaterSport, Sporta, ukactive, CIMPSA, and Sport England.

Who's Involved

GM Active is made up of 12 separate leisure and cultural community organisations across Greater Manchester, making it possible for us to reach communities across the whole region.

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Active Tameside

Active Tameside deliver a wide range of leisure facility and community-based services that generate participation in physical activity and sport, to improve health and wellbeing across Tameside.
Bolton Middlebrook Leisure Trust

Bolton Middlebrook Leisure Trust works at the heart of local communities, making it possible for neighbourhoods across the borough to get involved whilst improving their physical health and well-being. We have a diverse range of services and facilities and provide a unique, bespoke and committed service.
Bolton Community Leisure

Bolton Community Leisure, working with Serco Leisure, manage 5 leisure and sports facilities across Bolton, making it possible for people to get active and engage in many community and neighbourhood-based programmes.
Bury Leisure

Bury Leisure manage 3 Quest accredited sport and fitness centres across Bury. These support local people with taking ownership of their own health and well-being and leading healthier, more active, more resilient lives. Also part of the service is a GP referral scheme and the I Will if You Will women and girls fitness movement.
MCRactive

MCRactive manage a unique collection of 8 iconic sporting venues in east Manchester, including National Centres for Cycling, Basketball, Squash and Taekwondo - an incredible and continually improving legacy from hosting the successful 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Life Leisure

Life Leisure manage high quality, excellent value, accessible fitness clubs, sports centres and community programmes across Stockport. At Life Leisure, we live for fitness, we live for sport and we live to provide state-of-the-art leisure facilities, designed and managed to improve the lives of each and every member of the communities we serve.
Your Trust

Your Trust (formerly Link4Life) are an independent charity at the heart of Rochdale borough.
Oldham Community Leisure

Oldham Community Leisure manage Oldham Council’s leisure estate, as well as delivering a broad range of physical activity programmes and health interventions across Oldham, working in partnership with other organisations to improve health and activity levels.
Salford Community Leisure

Salford Community Leisure manage 40 separate facilities in Salford, making it possible for neighbourhoods to have access to a range of sports, well-being and recreational activities. We provide open water swimming at the Helly Hansen Watersports Centre and run a range of community activities.
Trafford Leisure

Trafford Leisure promote physical fitness and well-being to people of all ages in Trafford. We manage 10 facilities, the Active Living programme in Trafford and Workplace Wellness programme, making it possible for people of all ages to get active and improve their physical health and well-being.
Wigan Council

Be Well Wigan make it possible for neighbourhoods across Wigan to improve their physical wellbeing. We also run a range of health intervention programmes including our GP referral scheme, Let’s Get Movin’ and Lose Weight Feel Great.
Wythenshawe Forum Trust

Wythenshawe Forum Trust supports communities across Wythenshawe and south Manchester. The forum offers a unique range of co-located services covering health, leisure, learning, library, and events provision.