Recent research reveals that some exercise is better than none; it also suggests that secondary benefits of healthy activity ensure those health improvements are unlikely to unravel.
BetterPoints motivated 80% of previously inactive people to become active when Birmingham City Council commissioned us to encourage healthier living.
BetterPoints user Matthew donated his reward points to a local advice service.
BetterPoints users donate their reward points to Guide Dogs charity.
BetterPoints is “a really good scheme. It helps motivate you to do more outside and you get great rewards for doing it.”
We have put together two case studies for you that show how BetterPoints behaviour change programmes are more than paying for themselves, delivering high value and real change for local authorities in both public health and active/sustainable travel.
