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Active Pregnancy Foundation
Supporting women to stay active throughout pregnancy and beyond,
by providing expertise & advice, changing culture & challenging policy
What's New
And the winners are ...​
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The APF Awards celebrate the people & organisations who support pregnant and postnatal women to become or stay active. They're an opportunity to shine a light on leadership, good practice, innovation, and research.
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From over 300 nominations we now have our winners!
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Headline sponsored by Europe's leading premium health and wellness group, David Lloyd Clubs the event was hosted by​ Dr Zoe Williams, GP, broadcaster & health educator.
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​Together we recognise that pregnancy is an opportunity to influence not only women’s health, but also that of their families and wider communities.​​
What We Do
Be Inspired
Active Women
We've invited women to share their experiences of 'active pregnancies', and you'll see their journeys haven't always been easy.
We acknowledge it's still difficult for many women to be active in a way that's right for them - especially those who have experienced fertility treatment, miscarriage or baby loss.
We want to help encourage a culture where being active is seen as a positive experience, whatever your circumstances.
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So, if you have a story to share we'd love to hear it.
This Mum Moves TM
This Mum Moves is a co-produced CPD endorsed educational programme for professionals comprising training and resources to equip them with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to discuss physical activity during pregnancy and after childbirth.
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Find out more, and book onto a This Mum Moves Ambassador Workshop.
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Support Our Work
Help us to change the health of the nation one mum-to-be at a time!
Your donation will enable us to tackle the health inequalities faced by women and their babies.
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About The APF
Supporting women to stay active throughout pregnancy and beyond, by providing expertise & advice, changing culture & challenging policy.
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PLEASE NOTE - Where referring to 'women' and 'mothers', this should be taken to include people who do not identify as female but who are pregnant.
Similarly, where the term 'parents' is used, this should be taken to include anyone who has main responsibility for caring for a baby.
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Registered Charity Number - 1190780