Tim Burke finds the best websites to help young people get active as well as information about where youth groups can apply for funding.
The nights are drawing in fast and the memories of glorious events in Beijing are beginning to fade. But this is still a good time to fire young people's enthusiasm to take part in sport, whether as potential Olympians in London in 2012 or simply as healthy individuals who play an active part in sporting activity.
For the Olympics, www.london2012.com is the place to go to for everything from latest pictures of the stadium going up to details of how to get involved as a volunteer. It also explains how non-sports projects might get involved in the cultural Olympiad that will accompany the 2012 games.
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