Sport and physical activities for disabled people

At Sense, we want every disabled person with complex needs to lead an active life.

Whether you love sport and want to challenge yourself, or prefer more relaxed and sociable activities, we provide opportunities, resources and support to help you be active in a meaningful and person-centred way.

Leading Hazel off the side-lines and onto the ski slopes

Latest stories

Amin and a friend, two small children, laughing as they play sensory football with an adult support worker.

How playing football has built Amin’s confidence and independence

Amin’s PE teacher Katie and support worker Kina explain how sensory football has opened up his world. 
An older woman stands holding a racket and tennis ball, with her arm raise. Two people in wheelchairs and two standing coaches stand either side of her

Sensory tennis is a match for Lin

Lin explains why sensory tennis sessions help her enjoy the sport she loves in a completely accessible way.
David, a man wearing a hi vis jacket and a neck brace, walks arm-in-arm with a woman through a garden.

I look forward to getting out of the house for my Sensory Walk every week

David joins Sense every week for a Sensory Walk. Here, he explains why these walks mean so much to him.  

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We’re here to support you, whether you’re a disabled person with complex needs who wants to try one of our activities, or a coach who’s organising your own!

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