Stable and Able class is designed specifically for seniors who want to improve their mobility, flexibility, and overall health. With our specialized exercises and gentle movements, you'll be able to reduce pain and increase your range of motion in no time. Stable and able class isn't just about rehabilitation - we like to have fun too! We'll be incorporating enjoyable activities into our routine, like dancing and playing games, to keep you engaged and motivated. And who knows, you may even ma...

International leaders of Disability access in dance, Stopgap Dance Company, run a range of youth and adult community dance groups across the southeast of England. They meet weekly during term time and follow Stopgap's inclusive dance syllabus IRIS, which supports the development of Disabled young people’s dance skills. Every December, these groups come together to perform in an annual showcase at the Farnham Maltings. This celebratory event brings together young people from different groups, ...

‘Tigers’ is a football club for adults (18+) who have a learning disability. We train on a Monday evening from 5.00pm to 6.00pm at South Wilts Sports Club, Wilton Road, Salisbury. From time to time the club is involved in tournaments, where we play against similar teams from other parts of Wiltshire. South Wilts Mencap support the club by transporting the players to tournaments in the minibus.

Our disability football and multi-sport sessions are designed to improve sporting and social skills, as well as self-esteem and confidence. Our inclusive football sessions are delivered on a weekly basis and themed around all aspects of football while our multi sport sessions offer players the opportunity to try new sports every week. Players are invited to attend the football programme on a weekly basis at Portman Road (IP1 2DA), the home of Ipswich Town where participants will receive tr...

BridgeAbility is a disability and SEN football club We offer weekly training sessions (Mondays) and take part in monthly matches within the Lancashire FA Ability Counts League. Players can choose either to just train or play in the competitive league matches which are once a month during the season (Saturdays). BridgeAbility Is a great club that will help you exercise and develop your football skills. We aim to get young people and adults out of the house where they can exercise by ...

Small, friendly archery club founded in 2011 by Patrick Huston that meets on a Monday and Thursday night from September to May and outdoors over summer. Opportunity provided by www.activelivingnolimits.co.uk hosted by Disability Sport NI.

Junior Club open to disabled people between the ages of 5 and 16. Why not come along and have some fun while taking part in some games and exercise!

A horse riding club for people with a disability. Tuesdays and Thursday mornings. Monday and Wednesday evenings. Please contact Sean McKenna for times. Our purpose is to provide people of all ages with learning difficulties and physical disabilities with access to horse riding and in some cases carriage driving in order to promote mental and physical health, learning, and general wellbeing. For many of our participants, it may be the only opportunity they get to take part in an active outdoo...

Join our fun, friendly weekly training sessions. We offer a warm and welcoming environment for all players from complete beginners to Paralympic hopefuls. Sessions are open to anyone with a physical impairment or disability. You do not have to be a wheelchair user to play wheelchair rugby! The session will be aimed at getting you used to using a sports wheelchair and learning the basics of Wheelchair Rugby. Also known as 'Murderball', this is a full contact disability team sport and is o...