Region: England

Mission: Making active lives possible by enabling organisations to support individual disabled people to be active and stay active
for life.

Key resources:

• Inclusive Activity Training (£20 per person)
• Access for All – opening doors (facilities guide)
• Fit as a Fiddle – a guide to support older disabled people in fitness
• Access for All – inclusive communications
• Being Active Guide – a guide for people living with an impairment or health condition

activityalliance.org.uk

Region: Wales

Mission: Every disabled person hooked on sport for life; a nation of disabled champions.

Key resources:

• Insport Club – holistic programme which aims to support the physical activity, sport and leisure sectors delivering inclusively of disabled people.
  • a toolkit has been designed for providers that takes your group through different levels of inclusion assigned case officer to take you through steps and resources 
  • assigned case officer to take you through steps and resources

disabilitysportwales.com

Region: Scotland

Mission: Developing opportunities and improving performance in disability sport for children, athletes and players with a physical, sensory or learning disability.

Key resources:

• UK Disability Inclusion Training (free)
• Example inclusive policies and procedures

scottishdisabilitysport.com

The National Disability Sports Organisations (NDSOs) are a good starting point for groups who want to ensure their activities cater for disabled participants. They provide advice, support and opportunities for people of all ages with specific impairments.

British Blind Sport: aims to provide visually impaired people with the
opportunity to participate in sport.

Cerebral Palsy Sport: aims to improve quality of life for people with cerebral
palsy and other physical disabilities through sport, physical activity and active recreation. 

Dwarf Sports Association UK: aims to make regular sporting opportunity accessible and enjoyable to anyone and everyone of restricted growth in the UK. 

Special Olympics: aims to facilitate access to year round inclusive
training and competition for all people in Great Britain with an intellectual disability through direct provision and partnerships. Special Olympics Great Britain covers England, Scotland and Wales, while Special Olympics Ireland covers Northern Ireland.

Limb Power: aims to engage amputees and individuals with limb
impairments in regular and sustained participation in physical activity, sport and the arts to improve quality of life and to aid physical, social and psychological rehabilitation. 

UK Deaf Sport: aims to create opportunities for more deaf people to
participate in sport throughout their lives and more deaf athletes to perform on the world stage.

Wheel Power: aims to provide opportunities for disabled people to
get into wheelchair sport and lead active lives.

Sense: Sense Sport aims to increase the range of sport and physical activities available to people with complex disabilities. 

Mencap: Mencap Sport aims to improve the access for people with a learning disability have to sport and physical activity so there are the same opportunities to take part as everyone else.

Disability Rights UK: Disability Rights UK is a UK pan-disability charity which was set up with the aim of representing the needs and expectations of disabled people in the UK. The organisation is full of advice and information, and they frequently collaborate with physical activity providers. 

Club Matters: Club Matters are building up their resources to help when reaching different audiences. Watch their Include Me video now to show the importance of why it’s inclusivity is important.