We have tandem cycling clubs in Harrogate, Ripon, Wetherby, Selby, York, Teesside and Wakefield. We provide a volunteer pilot and our members are on the back. The clubs meet from April to October, on weekday evenings and last around 2 hours, with a sociable pub stop. This activity is for adults who are able to cycle and it's a great way to experience the fun and freedom of bieng on a bike. Support and equipment is provided.

Multi-sport session for children and young people with SEND and additional needs, all ability levels welcome. The session is for 8-19 year olds, siblings are welcome to attend also. The format of the sessions is multi-sport, our experienced coaches will provide a range of different sports, activities and games each week, encouraging participants to learn and develop new skills in a fun, friendly and welcoming environment.

Better Things FC sits under the umbrella of Better Things Charity. We are based in Wythenshawe, South Manchester but accept players from all areas. We train and play recreational football on Thursday evenings 6-7pm and play more competitively in the Greater Manchester Ability Counts Football League. We are a mixed, open age club promoting inclusion and participation to people with learning disabilities and other life challenges. We rotate players in our competitive teams so that anyone ...

Chasetown Youth FC offer a safe space for children with a range of learning disabilities to enjoy football, with indoor facilities offering a non-competitive environment to enjoy the fun of football and being part of a team! Training sessions are always structured to maximise the learning experience and above all, making sure everyone plays with a big smile on their face.

The club's pan disability football training sessions for 5-15 year olds are held on Thursday evenings 6-7pm. Fleet Town FC FA qualified coaches will lead the sessions that will concentrate on fun, development, co-ordination, team-work and football skills. Pan-disability football gives opportunities to anyone with any form of disability or special-education-need, to play football in a safe and fun environment. For more information on how to sign up, please contact mike@mro.org.uk

We are a family orientated club, teaching the art of playing the Paralympic sport of Boccia. We welcome people of all ages and disabilities to join us at our weekly sessions, no experience or equipment required.

Based in Creuddyn Leisure Centre the club is open to disabled and non disables people of all ages who want to play wheelchair basketball. We run two sessions on a Thursday evening. The 1st session is for newcomers and recreational players and aims to offer a friendly atmosphere for players to exercise and improve their general fitness. We also encourage encourage carers, family members and friends to join in to help create a relaxing and fun session. The 2nd session is for those who wish to lea...

"Wheelchair Basketball Club with sessions for juniors and seniors from beginners to elite players. Ages 5 to 50+ Primarily for people with lower limb impairments although anyone who is able to self propel a manual sports wheelchair is welcome to attend, including non-disabled people. Junior sessions on Thursdays 6pm to 7pm. Various senior session options based on players experience and ability levels "

Wheelchair Rugby is a Paralympic sport for for both male and female players. The sport is a contact with sport (chair-to-chair contact) for all individuals with a physical impairment. We run weekly training sessions, fixtures and socials in Cheltenham, for adults and juniors over the age of 12. Our players' travel from Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and Herefordshire to play and train. We offer opportunities for players to compete on the international level, ...

Mixed ability Rugby - Rugby 4 Everyone. The club has been established to promote inclusive sport in Worcestershire and is made up of players of ALL abilities. We are a fully inclusive rugby team, providing a team environment for people to play rugby whatever their skill level or physical / mental ability. We play contact and non contact rugby in the same game so those who cannot or don’t want to take physical contact, can still enjoy the family of rugby. We have a women's team and ...