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THIS LINK IS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE SCHOOL MEALS ONLY. Polite reminder: Please specify all medical and dietary details within the medical section, we use this to ensure your child has the correct care requirements. We ask that you self-verify your child is eligible for Free School Meals within the registration questions when booking Colchester United’s Inclusive U’s Football Camp Colchester United Community Foundation are delighted to announce that we are running a 2 day ...

In partnership with the charity READY (Recreation and Easy Access for Disability Youth), and The Golf Trust, we are introducing an open day for all those aged 15-21 with either a physical or mental disability. There are 2 sessions, either from 10-12am or 2-4pm, to give golf a try. No previous experience is necessary, just come and play. Breakfast is provided for the morning group, and lunch is provided for those playing in the afternoon. Expert coaches are on hand and equipment is provided.

We are based at the start of an 11 mile off road Cycle Path, stretching from us in Yatton, to Cheddar. We have a great range of bikes, regular bikes, handcycles, a veloplus wheelchar bike, trikes, adaptive tandems, E-bikes and more. We also have funding to enable people with disabilities and additional needs to access cycling. Our home is at Yatton Railway Station, so it is easy to access us via train from Temple Meads, Bristol. We are open 7 days a week, 10am-4pm and can arrange sessions on day...

Grampian Inclusive Cycling Bothies (GICB) is a 3-year lottery funded project to make cycling more accessible in Grampian. We currently have cycling bothies in Aberdeen, Peterhead, Alford and Banff, where we run regular sessions using adapted bikes. Check out our Facebook page for session details and exciting new bothy developments around Grampian. Improving access to cycling will promote all the health, wellbeing and environmental benefits of cycling to more people across each community. By h...

Adult Walking Tennis - if you are a little less mobile or have a health condition which you feel limits you from keeping up with everyone else, why not try Walking Tennis. A smaller court area is used, with softer and slower balls, which can bounce twice. Underarm serves can be used. All abilities are welcome - just play your way at your pace.

All To Play For is a weekly socially inclusive drop-in football programme for men aged 18+ struggling with poor mental health, which has made a significant and positive impact on the lives of participants. It is open for anyone to join, and completely free. At most sessions, mental health professionals and local support services are present to offer assistance and guidance for those who want to access it. If they’re not there, a member of our team will be available to direct you to the rig...

Weekly multi-sports club for people with physical impairments. 10am-12pm at South Lake Leisure Centre. Opportunity provided by www.activelivingnolimits.co.uk hosted by Disability Sport NI

Walking Netball is a slower version of the game; it is netball, but at a walking pace. Sessions are full of fun, laughter and camaraderie. It is not a requirement to register in advance but if you choose not to follow the online registration process we do ask that you email the contact on this page so where possible, they are able to communicate with you should any cancellation occur. Payment for these sessions will be made directly with our partner deliverers, for more information use the cont...

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Benefits are both socially and for health. Improve weight loss, aids falls prevention through strength and conditioning and a great way to keep your focus. Meet new friends and boost your mood and your energy.