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The tournament, organised by Sporting Memories and supported by Iron Mountain EMEA, saw over 80 people from England and Scotland for a day of inter-generational football fun.

In this piece, we spoke with Kerry-Ann Lees, Day Services Manager at the Gloucester Charities Trust, to detail how incorporating Sporting Memories resources and training has helped bring sport back into the lives of older people in the local

In his latest piece for the Sporting Memories website, American writer Jack Shaw, provides his thoughts on how older people can help alleviate mobility challenges in later life.

Deadline for applications to the Community Activator Coach position at Witham Leisure Centre is Friday 1 November

Richard and Orquidea from Sporting Memories Aotearoa New Zealand spent time finding out more about our activity in England when they visited the UK earlier this summer.

Two Occupational Therapy students from Edinburgh Napier University share their finding of placements at our Scottish Clubs.

Volunteers play an essential role in keeping our clubs thriving across England, Scotland, Wales and beyond and without their dedication to supporting older people, we simply wouldn’t be able to have over 100 clubs operating online or in-person.

teams, the players, venues, supporters and much more, all within this set of 72 Replay Cards. A perfect tool to help stimulate reminiscence conversation. The cards are printed on 350gsm silk-coated stock with glossy protective laminate on both

Sporting Memories and Sportsbreaks.com form partnership to showcase the importance of unlocking sporting memories for fans living with dementia

Members of our Dunfermline club were invited along to East End Park, the home of Dunfermline Athletic FC for a memorable visit.