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Be Active for Life

Be Active, Live Life

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Be Active, Live Life

Active Devon is a community-focused, non-profit organisation dedicated to inspiring and supporting Devon to be active.

We believe movement is central to living healthier, happier and more connected lives whatever your age, ability or background.

Find An Activity

Search local clubs, facilities and community groups, and find an activity that’s right for you.

Activity Finder

Want to promote your activities? Register here.

Stories & Resources

From news to reviews, discover a world of activity

Up to £57m for Schools to Open Their Sports Facilities to Help Communities be Active

Active Devon has been awarded a share of Opening School Facilities investment to help schools provide more out of school opportunities.

Let's Walk and More with Devon's Biggest Active Workplace Challenge

Don't miss out! Join in with this ever-popular and super fun Devon-wide active workplace challenge taking place throughout March 23.

Let's Walk and More Challenge Resources to Support You, Your Team and Workplace

From top tips for team leaders, to using a daily activity calendar, these resources can help and inspire you and your team to move more.

Meet the Volunteers Receiving the Active for Good Awards 2022 and Hear Their Stories

Five incredible people from across Devon have been recognised for their dedication in encouraging others to be more active!

For Healthcare Professionals – Movement for Improved Health and Wellbeing Resources

These resources can help guide and inform healthcare professionals when supporting others to move more for improved health and wellbeing.

New 'Inclusive Recovery' Research Report to Tackle Inequalities in Sport and Activity

Activity Alliance, the leading voice for disabled people in sport and activity, releases its ‘inclusive recovery’ research report.

Access & Equality

Active for Good

Active in Nature

Active Workplaces

Clubs & Communities

Health & Wellbeing

Research & Insight

Schools & Learning

Sport for Development