Our club offers Archery sessions in Colwyn Bay Leisure Center. Archery is the most inclusive sport there is. Our club can cater for VI Archery and we can offer coaching to all our participants and carers of our archers. Archery is a family sport and we welcome families. Our club has signed up to the mental health charter and is one of very few clubs in North Wales to do so and the only archery club.
We cater for all kinds of archers from the serious competitor to recreational archers. We offer experienced coaching and a friendly atmosphere so come and shoot some arrows with us.

Founded in 2013 by Paralympian Adam Knott, Winchester Goalball Club is now one of the largest Goalball clubs in the country with players from 8 years old through to 50+ years old as well as a fantastic group of volunteers and parents.

We train on selected Saturdays, times dependent on age and ability, and players get the fantastic experience of travelling with the team around the country to national competitions.

Whether you’re a complete beginner, played a little bit, played for years or would like to become a volunteer, come along and see what we’re all about!

Inclusive cycling for ages 16+. Wheels for All has a range of modified bicycles for everyone to try. You can ride alone or with a partner , all equipment is provided.
Sessions take place on a soft, flat athletics track so are very safe. You will be greeted with a friendly face and you can drop in and out as you please. There is also tea, coffee and biscuits so you can drop in just for a chat it you don't feel like riding.

We offer wheelchair sports opportunities indoors in a fully accessible venue. This is open to people who are disabled, who have learning differences, as well as able-bodied individuals, as we wish to promote inclusion. A fun and inclusive session that is open to all ages and abilities.

We are a charitable ski club for anyone with physical or learning disabilities who wants to try a sport that they thought was beyond them. We meet on the second Sunday of the month and is open to any age group who want to try or revisit skiing. With the help of volunteers we use adaptive equipment or different techniques to help people gain confidence to take part in this brilliant sport of skiing. Once a year we put the hard work into practice on the slopes of Italy.

Here at Aces Wheelchair Basketball Club we offer fun and fully inclusive training sessions. The club train on a Friday night at the world famous Stoke Mandeville Stadium, birthplace of the Paralympic movement. Our junior training sessions (11-18 year olds) run from 6pm until 8pm. This includes a mini's group who train from 6pm until 7pm (for those aged 5 to 10/11). The senior training sessions (16+ depending on skill level) run from 8pm until 10pm.

The club also offer competitive opportunities with a team entered in Junior League and National League (Divisions 1 and 4)

All our coaches are qualified with the National Governing Body and are all DBS checked.

During school archery club for pupils at the Stroud and Cotswold alternative Provision School.

Come and give Goalball a go!

It’s great fun, good exercise, and a great way to meet new people. We are a friendly club who play Goalball for fun and provide competitive playing opportunities. We welcome new players of any age or ability. We also provide a meet and greet at the station.

Goalball is an exciting, indoor, 3-aside team sport, of attack and defend -with a unique twist! Players wear eye shades so that nobody can see the ball. Players therefore have to rely entirely on their other senses. The ball contains internal bells so players are able to track its movement by its sound. The court is marked out with tactile lines so players can feel where they are. The idea of the game is quite simply to score goals by throwing the ball along the floor, past the opposing team.

All levels of sight are welcome.

Check out a Goalball video through Youtube link in Useful Links found below.
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Race Running is a fun new sport for people with physical disabilities. They use a tricycle-like frame to walk, run and race. It has huge physical benefits (including physiotherapy) and is great to socialise and be active.

Disabled football coaching for females all ages.