Active Southern West Virginia (ActiveSWV) is pleased to announce India Krawczyk has accepted a full-time position with the non-profit, transitioning from her previous role serving the organization as an AmeriCorp VISTA. India will continue to grow youth programming in Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Summers, Boone, and Kanawha Counties.
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Kids Run Clubs make exercise fun and allow kids to learn healthy skills while building their confidence in physical activity. The Kids Run Club Summer Sampler is a simplified version of the Kids Run Club program that retains each core element ...
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Active SWV is excited to announce our August participant of the Month, Caleb Carver! Caleb has been attending the Adventure Days in the Park series on Tuesdays in Fayetteville. Each week, Active SWV is at the park with an obstacle course, warm-up and cool-down stations, ...
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Adventure: Fayette County is in partnership with Active Southern West Virginia, Coda Mountain Academy, Mountain Surf Paddle Sports, New River Association of Climbers, Fayette County Park, Fayette Prevention Coalition, New River Health Association, Fayette County Libraries and Bookmobile, Fayetteville Arts Coalition, ...
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Active SWV’s Virtual Kids Run Club and Regional Fun Run event wrapped up Memorial day weekend after six weeks of activity. The Virtual Club had participants from Clear Fork Elementary, Ghent Elementary, Summersville Elementary, Birch River Elementary, Shady Spring Elementary, Fairdale Elementary, Fayetteville pk-8, Panther Creek ...
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Let’s get active safely!
Due to COVID-19 and CDC guidelines aimed at curbing the spread of the virus, after school activities including the Active SWV Kids Run Clubs have been cancelled. Active SWV wants to make sure kids can still have some of the structure and support being part of ...
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Following CDC Guidelines and Staying Safe While Being Active: Active Southern West Virginia urges everyone to do their part by following CDC guidance to prevent the spread of infectious diseases by maintaining safe distances, washing hands often with soap and water ...
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At the beginning and end of each Kids Run Club season, youth participants fill out a pre and post survey answering questions about their activity levels, daily screen time, and confidence in their ability to be physically active. The collective survey data is analysed at the WVU ...
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