Join us for an exciting wheelchair basketball session every Tuesday evening at Bishop Challenor Sports Centre in Kings Heath, Birmingham. Experience the thrill of the game and improve your skills in a friendly and inclusive environment! Beginners and experience players catered for.

Martial art trial classes

We’re delighted to continue our initiative promoting accessibility and inclusion in sport through Visually Impaired Tennis. This project is run by the Queen’s Club Foundation in partnership with Middlesex Tennis as part of the Inclusive Hotspots Project. These sessions are open to anyone over 18, regardless of tennis experience, and include courts for both totally blind players (B1) and visually impaired players (B2–B5). Offer Meet & Greet from Parson's Green tube station. LOCATION: Parsons Gr...

The Good Boost programme allows you to follow the exercises in the pool and progress at your own pace. It has been built by expert clinicians to reduce pain and improve strength and mobility.

A bookable, calm, quiet pool time to support building a relationship with the water. Suitable for swimmers with a disability and their supporters.

Anyone who has a permanent physical impairment, aged over 8, can play wheelchair rugby with us. You do not need to be a wheelchair user to play. We have both adult and junior teams. Wheelchair Rugby is a mixed gender sport. There are two versions of wheelchair rugby, catering for different levels of impairments (4’s & 5’s). We also have a rugby league team. Check out our social media channels to get a flavour of the game! New players are very welcome to our weekly training sessions. ...