Girls Win uses sport to help young women with a disability (ages 16 – 25) set short, medium and long-term goals. It empowers young women to think more positively about their future, how goal setting can develop their prospects for the future and engages young women in activities that keep the body and mind healthy to adopt a growth mind-set.
Our FREE weekly sessions combine a range of sports and physical activity with goal setting workshops, peer support group discussion and a physical challenge that will increase the confidence, independence and expand their friendship networks to reduce social isolation of young women with a disability.
Lots of other fun FREE opportunities including – TRIPS, RESIDENTIALS, FESTIVALS, WORK EXPERIENCE, APPRENTICESHIPS AND MORE …
Time and day
Wednesday's during term time 5.00pm-6.30pm
Girls Win uses sport to help young women with a disability (ages 16 – 25) set short, medium and long-term goals. It empowers young women to think more positively about their future, how goal setting can develop their prospects for the future and engages young women in activities that keep the body and mind healthy to adopt a growth mind-set.
Our FREE weekly sessions combine a range of sports and physical activity with goal setting workshops, peer support group discussion and a physical challenge that will increase the confidence, independence and expand their friendship networks to reduce social isolation of young women with a disability.
Lots of other fun FREE opportunities including – TRIPS, RESIDENTIALS, FESTIVALS, WORK EXPERIENCE, APPRENTICESHIPS AND MORE …
Time and day
Tuesday's during term time 4:30pm – 5:45pm
Girls Win uses sport to help young women with a disability (ages 16 – 25) set short, medium and long-term goals. It empowers young women to think more positively about their future, how goal setting can develop their prospects for the future and engages young women in activities that keep the body and mind healthy to adopt a growth mind-set.
Our FREE weekly sessions combine a range of sports and physical activity with goal setting workshops, peer support group discussion and a physical challenge that will increase the confidence, independence and expand their friendship networks to reduce social isolation of young women with a disability.
Lots of other fun FREE opportunities including – TRIPS, RESIDENTIALS, FESTIVALS, WORK EXPERIENCE, APPRENTICESHIPS AND MORE …
Time and day
Monday's during term time 5.00pm-6.30pm
London Futures is a Disability sport and mentoring programme.
The aim of the programme is to help Young People aged 18 to 25 with a Learning Disability or ASD to get into Employment, Education or Training alongside helping Young People not to be isolated and expanding friendship networks in there local community.
The Programme includes a set of challenges which help Young People to learn skills that they will need for employment for example money management and independent travel.
Time and day
Tuesday's during term time 3.30pm-5.00pm
The Programme is Free, contact us for more details.
London Futures is a Disability sport and mentoring programme.
The aim of the programme is to help Young People aged 18 to 25 with a Learning Disability or ASD to get into Employment, Education or Training alongside helping Young People not to be isolated and expanding friendship networks in there local community.
The Programme includes a set of challenges which help Young People to learn skills that they will need for employment for example money management and independent travel.
Time and day
Wednesday's during term time only 5.00pm-6.30pm
The Programme is Free, contact us for more details.
London Futures is a Disability sport and mentoring programme.
The aim of the programme is to help Young People aged 18 to 25 with a Learning Disability or ASD to get into Employment, Education or Training alongside helping Young People not to be isolated and expanding friendship networks in there local community.
The Programme includes a set of challenges which help Young People to learn skills that they will need for employment for example money management and independent travel.
Time and day
Monday's Term time only 6.30pm-8.00pm
The Programme is Free, contact us for more details.
London Futures is a Disability sport and mentoring programme.
The aim of the programme is to help Young People aged 18 to 25 with a Learning Disability or ASD to get into Employment, Education or Training alongside helping Young People not to be isolated and expanding friendship networks in there local community.
The Programme includes a set of challenges which help Young People to learn skills that they will need for employment for example money management and independent travel.
Time and day
Friday's During term time 4.00pm-5.45pm
The Programme is Free, contact us for more details.
Welcome to the Hastings, Junior Wheelchair Badminton group.
We are a new club opened in Hastings, East Sussex for Under 16's, with Fully qualified and Registered Badminton Coach, David Fletcher.
Suitable for all abilities whether you have never played before or you are semi pro all are welcome.
The Salmon Disabled Swimming Club of St. Albans provides the opportunity for disabled people and those recovering from illness or injury to swim safely. Our motto is “for fun, for fitness, for friendship”. We swim regularly on Saturday afternoon at Westminster Lodge Sports Centre (WLSC). We also arrange many social events and trips for our members.
Wey Kayak Club has been selected as the lead Kayak Club in Southern England to lead the ParaCanoe Programme of British Canoeing. Wey has a string of successes in both Olympic and Paralympic Kayaking, with reigning Champions Liam Heath and Anne Dickens respectively.
“A warm welcome awaits everyone irrespective of ability at Wey Kayak Club” Mr J Rossiter Chairman Wey Kayak Club.
The Club has not only a perfect range of facilities, with specialised facilities to cater for a range of disabilities, but more importantly than the physical facilities it has a welcoming attitude from club members and specialist coaches as well. Facilities provided alongside Guildford's Samson Centre for MS include a fully equipped Fitness Suite, adapted changing and toilet rooms together with specialist facilities including 3 Barometric Chambers and basic Oxygen treatment for 8 people at a time, Physio Treatment Rooms, ensuring the premises are perfectly adapted to cater for all needs. Tim Lodge Para canoeist who is targeting 2020 Tokyo Games says “From the moment I sat in a canoe I knew it was for me, being active isn’t necessarily easy for people with a disability, but canoeing gives me the feeling of freedom that I don’t get from any other sports, being on the water equal to everyone else is fantastic. Wey Kayak Club offers fully accessible facilities and coaching support for ParaCanoe at all levels, the water is perfect for training on and there are indoor paddling machines, full gym facilities and recovery areas.”
David Battershall, Club Coach who specialises in Para Canoe and works with athletes such as Rachel Morris and Tim Lodge, enthuses that the club takes its role to promoting the sport for the disabled community so seriously “it provides adapted boats, adapted indoor paddling machines and a range of specialist fitness equipment”.
The Club is open 7 days a week membership@weykayak.co.uk Can be made to ensure when you visit you are greeted by one of our specialist coaches who will be able to advise on the most effective way to engage in the sport.
