Overview
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 – 6,00pm

A fun and enjoyable football session for Blind and Visually Impaired people in a safe environment. We support people from the age of 7 upwards and welcome both males and femailes to our sessions.

The session in Bristol was launched back in 2014. Bristol Down Syndrome Football Club is the only DS Specific club in Bristol. It provides a fun and inclusive environment for young people to develop a variety of skills.

Powerchair Football, a fun all inclusive activity for all!

Able2B was set up by Rachael Hutchinson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Jon Thaxton, professional boxing trainer and experienced personal trainer.
We are the only centre we are aware of combing medical knowledge with experienced personal training to adapt fitness activities and training to all levels of disability from severe physical disability to mild impairments.
We offer classes to children and adults with conditions such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, autism, ADHD, stroke, heart attack, Parkinsons, MS and other neurodisabilities

Visually impaired (VI) rugby is modelled on traditional rugby and takes elements from both Union and League codes. Similar to touch rugby, the game is 7-a-side and the referee is very vocal, commentating on the game at all times to help all players understand where the ball is and what is happening. The ball itself contains ball bearings to give audible support to the players. The game contains 3v3 uncontested scrums and uncontested lineouts. There is no kicking in open play.

All our sports are fun and open to all age groups with the emphasis on sustainable enjoyment for participants.

Archery is a fun and entertaining sporting activity open to all ages and abilities.

Holwell Rifle Club provides a safe environment for members to learn, train and compete within target shooting sport. We encourage members to participate in individual or team competitions appropriate for their skill level. Current membership ranges from club shooters through to international competitors.
We welcome all members of the community regardless of ethnicity, nationality, sex, age, sexual orientation or disability except where the laws governing the possession or use of firearms would come into conflict.

Taster sailing session for children and adults, learn to sail courses. Boating is one of the very few sports in which able-bodied sailors and disabled sailors can participate together.
There are many opportunities for people with a disability to get afloat at BHYC

Sailability is the RYA’s national programme to support and encourage people with disabilities to take up sailing. Call today for more information