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physical activity facilities forum meet. connect. do busine


Each year the physical activity facilities forumbrings together sector and network with their peers. It has been specifically developed to me facilities across sport, leisure, recreation and play. It will allow those a best practise across this rapidly evolving sector.


Who is it designed for? Operators, local authorities, school leaders, u and other senior level professionals looking to enhance their schemes complimentary delegates. In addition to the manufacturers, supplie


How does it work? Over one and a half days there’s a packed schedul networking and an extensive social programme at this fully CPD-certif


Presentation oppportunity at the physical activity facilit New solutions for an active nation


We are looking for submissions to present at this year’s event on the following subjects:


1. We have an aging population and centres need to reflect this in the design. Case studies and best practice incorporating dementia-friendly design


2. There is a growing demand for adventure-based activities where people can share high adrenaline experiences with friends and family


3. Innovative new physical activity projects in UK and internationally 4. Health and wellbeing in physical activity projects – how to get the inactive active


5. Sustainability best practices Send your presentation submissions to brittany@paf-forum.co.uk by 22/05/18.


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Reserve your complimentary plac For more information email info@paf-forum.co.uk or call 020 828


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