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It will work with local joined-up approach to improving planning to implementation. people to transform health in twenty London neighbourhoods. The Well health has been tried on a regional Activate London – will increase scale. London programme will invest in local projects: physical activity levels through This Active Living Map is one of 14 increasing the range of sports and • Promoting mental health and well-being www.london.gov.uk/welllondon • Improving healthy eating choices different projects that will be delivered active recreation activities available to • Promoting access to open spaces and increasing physical activity in local areas. communities. Well London has been developed by a unique alliance of seven Work has already been done to Be Creative, Be Well – will use arts partners: understand the specific needs of each and cultural activity to help involve community, and some projects are communities and individuals to already underway. Depending on the improve environments and provide needs of the community, a selection accessible physical activities.
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