How to adapt sport activities for disabled people

We’ve delivered over 7,000 inclusive sport and physical sessions and over 5,000 individuals have attended Sense activities.

We’re proud to have received over £2m funding from Sport England to deliver meaningful sport and physical activity opportunities for people with sensory impairments and/or complex disabilities.

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Partnerships with those from sport, health and social care sectors are crucial to providing inclusive opportunities for people with complex disabilities to be active.

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