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In association with Active Essex, White Hall Bowls Club hold supported bowls sessions for those with multiple sclerosis. Get in touch for more details, or come down and give it a go!
If you’re struggling to find motivation to take the next steps in becoming more active, look toward Active Essex’s All Together Ambassador profiles for inspiration -> www.activeessex.org/all-together-ambassadors/
In association with Active Essex, MSC/Wivenhoe disability team offer football for those with additional needs. Get in touch for more details, or come down and give it a go!
If you’re struggling to find motivation to take the next steps in becoming more active, look toward Active Essex’s All Together Ambassador profiles for inspiration -> www.activeessex.org/all-together-ambassadors/
BLS's primary aim is to bring sailing to people with disability, their family unit and/or carer. This has been extended to include those disadvantaged through circumstance. Belfast Lough Sailability is run entirely by volunteers with no paid staff. BLS’s key objective is to encourage people with disability to try sailing, motor boating or kayaking without needing to have any previous experience or knowledge. Thus offering and promoting the sport of sailing to others in the community who may never get the opportunity. We realise that sailing and boating in general is seen as an elitist sport, we have worked hard and through funding have been able to build up a supply of lifejackets, buoyancy aids, foul weather clothing etc. to enable our participants to go on the water safely.BLS promotes sailing and encourages the use of the marine environment with our ‘open door’ policy and being fortunate in having the use of the Carrickfergus Marina and Harbour to operate from and the safe waters of Belfast Lough are always available.
Fun and accessible to all. Cruising and racing. Radio Controlled sailing is also available.
We offer sailing tasters and subsequently welcome people to become members and take part in our sailing activities where the club and individuals feel mutually they are able to manage the process.
With a 6 acre lake Gresford SC is probably the smallest sailing club in the world. A very friendly family based club with over 100 members, we have invested in improving accessibility to all parts of our club grounds. This has helped some of our octogenarian members to continue competitive dinghy racing while other less mobile members are very active in the Model Boat section. Our RYA accredited training courses are accessible to people with minor impairments, however we do not yet have adapted dinghies
We are a friendly sailing club and offer dinghy sailing both racing and cruising on a lake We have a Hansa access boat but can also offer other sailing opportunities and training for anyone who can access these.
We are an inclusive club of all abilities that work as a team to take disabled people, their carers/families out dinghy sailing in specially built dinghies that are safe and stable. We also arrange a day sea sailing, river trip, fund raising and occasional lunches/get togethers. No experience needed as training is provided.
Sailing for those with physical disabilities and/or learning difficulties.