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Cycling for Salford

Let’s give disabled young people cycling skills that will last a lifetime
Mental Fitness Matters

Mental Health has always been an important topic for Access Sport, but the increased pressures placed on young people due to the Coronavirus pandemic means the risk of mental health-based exclusion is higher than ever.
Access Sport awards winners 2021

The 2021 Access Sport awards celebrated the community sports clubs, volunteers and young leaders who have worked so hard over the past year to keep young people active and connected.
Access Sport Winter Influencer Event

Access Sport hosted a Winter Influencer Event in February for current and new supporters, to showcase the work that we deliver in Bristol.

JOIN THE TEAM

We're always on the lookout for enthusiastic new people! Take a look at our current vacancies and placement opportunities...
Disability Inclusion

Find out more about our award-winning disability inclusion programme.
MAKING TRAX CYCLING INCLUSION

Find out how we are creating a thriving youth cycling scene through our exciting Making Trax BMX Programme.
'A Question of Access Sport'

A Question of Access Sport is our charity’s flagship event, bringing together 400 supporters, partners and guests for an amazing evening of inclusive sport. The dinner includes a much-loved quiz and the chance to have-a-go at some of our disability-inclusive sports, all while raising funds for our vital work making sport more accessible to those who need it most. We are now taking bookings for our next event on 27th March 2019 and you can download the brochure and booking form here:
Changing Young Lives

Millions of children in the UK are living trapped below the poverty line, facing shocking levels of exclusion, hardship and poor health. Your generosity will enable Access Sport to reach those in the most deprived communities and provide vital support to improve their life prospects.
Volunteer opportunities
Mark Hardie

CEO
Social Inclusion

Find out how we are using sport as a tool to tackle social exclusion where the need is greatest.
Flyerz Hockey

A national movement to make hockey more disability inclusive across the UK
Julian Barrell

Deputy CEO