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

Birmingham Phoenix provide fun wheelchair basketball sessions for people of all abilities.

This is an archery club which embraces all ages and abilities. Our only requirement is the ability to pull back the bowstring safely, and be able to understand and take instruction.
Please be aware that this a club, which has processes and procedures to get people shooting safely.

Recreational, fun, skill-based and game related session open to adults (Over 16) of all abilities.
The listed activities are not exhaustive and change throughout the year, according to participant feedback and popular demand.
Get in touch to find out more!

A relaxing hour out on the water with coaches, for those with additional needs.

Try Scuba Diving for Free. We offer scuba diving (Aged 12 and above) or snorkeling (aged 6 and above) taster sessions. There is no upper age limit. Please discuss any requirements with us. We have two Diving for All instructors who will be very happy to talk through all requirements with you and develop solutions. There are some medical conditions that preclude you from diving. A medical declaration of fitness has to be signed, but please don't let this put you off inquiring. It's much more inclusive than it sounds. Use our contact page on our website and we will give you a call back. www.potteriesdivers.co.uk. Our members are a mixed group, old (eldest is currently 72) and young (youngest is 12), many identifying as disabled, LGBTQ+, beginners right through to very experienced divers.

The STFC Community Foundation Football Pan Disability session is a great way of learning new skills and techniques in a safe environment, with the emphasis on development and fun.
This session is suitable for children with physical disabilities and special educational needs from 5 - 18 y/o.

A Have a Go Day is a multi-sport taster day set out to introduce local people living with sight loss the chance to try a range of VI friendly sports and activities. The event being held in Exeter is open to children and young people aged 5-25, and will offer participants the chance to try out a range of sports including; football, tennis, athletics, golf, judo and active play. No previous experience in these sports are necessary, as these opportunities are a taster into the sports themselves. Off the back of the event, information will be given to attendees enabling them to continue to participate in the sports that were offered.

Alongside this, workshops will be on offer to professionals in the VI and sport sector to upskill staff and provide CPD for improving opportunties for children and young people with sight loss to experience provision in sport and physical activity. These workshops will include an introduction to our first steps project, and a VI awareness in school sport workshop with school PE delivery staff and QTVIs that would like to gain a greater awareness of how to adapt mainstream PE delivery to be inclusive for students with a VI.

To promote the objectives of the Riding for the Disabled Association incorporating carriage driving by providing disabled people with the opportunity to ride and/or to carriage drive to benefit their health and well-being.

We have great facilities at our venue, these include: a spacious indoor and outdoor arena and a dedicated and enclosed tacking up area. We are also lucky enough to have permission to ride and carriage drive throughout the picturesque Allerthorpe Woods which are adjacent to the centre.

We are home to 9 fantastic horses and ponies, two carriages and very experienced and enthusiastic coaches and volunteers.
We are able to offer both standard and therapeutic riding.

We do not have a Wheelchair Basketball Club or any other Wheelchair Sports in the Borough. Putting on taster sessions during our Half Term Holidays and Para Multi-Sport events and gathering feedback from participants showed a big interest in the this type of sport.

Recently Havering Sixth Form College showed an interest in putting on a Wheelchair Basketball session where we liaise with local clubs/organisations such as:

-Local Basketball Club Right Development Foundation
-Local Schools and Colleges
-Disability Steering Groups
-Local Disability Community Groups
-Local Sport Clubs
-Havering SENCO departments

The idea being that we start with Wheelchair Basketball and open the club up to other Multi-Sport activities.