Projects

Education, municipalities, and welfare organizations are working together to improve the recognition, support, and resilience of young caregivers in The Hague, so they maintain equal opportunities at school and in life.

Research into the experiences of visitors, volunteers, and residents regarding the annual FBK Games, the largest international track and field event in the Netherlands.

What do the sports clubs of the Hague Sports Table mean for their surroundings? How have they organized this, and what can other clubs learn from it?

The GO-BSO project provides practical tools for after-school care (BSO) pedagogical professionals to help children develop healthy eating and physical activity habits.

How can we increase the social value and future success of the Tour of Holland? The municipality and THUAS are exploring this by analyzing the event’s reach and visitor experience.

This project maps how inclusive play areas are used, whether children with disabilities also visit them, and whether children with and without disabilities play together there.

The successful ADO Den Haag Footcamp in the Neighbourhood is coming to Moerwijk. With residents, local partners and experts, the program is tailored to Sportpark Moerwijk Noord to achieve sustainable participation.

The Sports Events Evaluation Working Group was a well-known concept in both sports research and sports policy. Yet, it is being discontinued. Why?

What are the options for holding a marathon again in The Hague?

Research into children’s experiences of activities during multiple Hague Sports Summers.

Working together towards a more equitable society by exploring how women in The Hague neighbourhoods with low participation rates can be better reach cancer screening programmes.

To better educate healthcare professionals on the topic of consolation, the ‘TroostWijk project’ (Consolation Wise project) was launched. This project collects comforting experiences from the lives of older people.