To launch the Breaking Barriers report, we created a short film that showcases disabled teenagers’ personal experiences of sport. Read more
In 2023, we launched a research project to identify the barriers that prevent disabled teenage girls from taking part in sport and exercise. Read more
On 1 May, 80 guests gathered in Manchester for Access Sport's Transforming Young Lives Dinner. Read more
The Inclusive Club Network's Club of the Month is Rugby League community club, Rochdale Mayfield ARLFC! Celebrating the launch of their new, inclusive Tryz sessions. Read more
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On Sunday 21 April, Helen Rowbotham, Access Sport Chief Executive, ran the TSC London Marathon, completing the 26.2-mile course in 4hrs 7 minutes and 59 seconds. Read more
The Inclusive Club Network came together to explore the positive impact Youth Voice can have on community clubs and the young people they work with. Read more
Ignite Bristol, a network of Bristol-based inclusive organisations spearheaded by Access Sport, hosted an inspiring multi-sport activity afternoon last month to engage local disabled girls. Read more
To celebrate the United Nations’ International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, we are launching our ‘Five Key Changes – Access Sport’s Manifesto for Change’. Read more
Access Sport is pleased to announce the appointment of Shana Lord as our new Inclusive Club Network Manager. Read more
We use the on-the-ground insights gained through our work with sports clubs, organisations and volunteers to advocate for and champion system wide change. Read more
Access Sport regularly contributes to national research and policy change work undertaken by system partners. Read more
As a national sport for development charity, we are committed to drawing upon our 20 years of experience, and the expertise we have accumulated during that time, to support wider System Change Read more
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We provide training to coaches, volunteers and others who work with young people to put inclusivity at the core of their sport and physical activity delivery. Read more
Access Sport Young Leaders is a national initiative which aims to train, equip and support the next generation of community sport leaders. Read more
Find out more about how our Young Leaders courses teaches the fundamentals of leadership, teamwork and communication. Read more
Learn how our Young Leaders fine-tune their skills and start to become leaders in their communities. Read more
Get involved with our Youth Voice initiatives and help us ensure that young people are at the heart of everything we do. Read more
Learn more about our extensive experience in the development of inclusive outdoor sports facilities. Read more
Find out more about how we support organisations through strategic Reviews and Options Appraisals. Read more
Get more details on how we support the development of new inclusive grassroots sports focussed initiatives Read more
Explore how we can support your organisations to develop grassroots sports-based engagement programmes Read more
In 2023, we commissioned the University of Bath to launch a research project looking into how our programmes create a sense of belonging and strengthen communities. Read more
The Inclusive Club Network came together to explore the transformational benefits of including young people in your club. Event recording and resources coming soon..! Read more
Access Sport is thrilled to launch our new 20 for 20 campaign to celebrate our 20th Anniversary Year. Read more
Team Bath Inclusive Tennis Club Read more
Access Sport and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have been working in partnership to upskill community cricket clubs in disability inclusion. Read more
On Wednesday 28 February, 200 guests attended Access Sport's 20th Anniversary Celebration event. Read more
Access Sport hosted an inclusive multi-sport festival at Bromley College for disabled young people and their families. Read more
Ten top tips to help make your club or team an inclusive place for children and young people with ADHD. Read more
A short guide for clubs and sports coaches to help you meet the needs of autistic participants. Read more
London has more demand for basketball than ever. We need to be there for disabled young people with project ‘Hoopz’. Read more
On 21 May Access Sport celebrates our 20th Anniversary. This milestone marks two decades of making inclusion the norm in community sport. Read more
Scale our disability inclusion work in London. Change over 300 lives in Tower Hamlets, one of the poorest boroughs in London. Read more
On 16 January, Nike athlete and GB Taekwondo World Champion, Aaliyah Powel visited Access Sport’s Changing Places Manchester programme. Read more
Create the next generation of young leaders in London. Support 80 young people to learn new skills and become leaders. Read more
Include disabled children in sport across Bristol. Change the lives of 800 children in 2024. Read more
Develop 20 new clubs in Manchester to be more inclusive. Help some of the poorest communities in the UK. Read more
Change the lives of 1000 disabled children across the UK through inclusive tennis. Read more
A slam dunk for inclusion! Your support can give 500 children across London the chance to play inclusive basketball. Read more
Impact over 5000 young lives through Access Sport cycling coaches. Read more
Access Sport is searching for young people between the ages of 14 and 25 years old to join our National Youth Board and Regional Youth Voice Groups based in Bristol, London and Manchester. Read more
Score a goal for inclusion. Your support will change 20 new hockey clubs to be disability inclusive supporting 500 children. Read more
Teach 4000 children at risk of exclusion the life-skill of riding a bike. Read more
Engage 500 deprived children through cycling inclusion in Glasgow. Read more
Turn lives in Sheffield around through your support. 500 children will benefit through inclusive cycling. Read more
Disabled teenage women and girls are some of the least physically active. Innovate with us to change hundreds of lives. Read more
On Thursday 18 January, Access Sport’s Inclusive Club Network came together for a webinar focusing on Neuroinclusion in community sport. Read more
Change Birmingham with us. Support 500 disabled children to access the transformational benefits of sport. Read more
Up the pace and take cycling to more of the most deprived areas of London. We will support over 2000 children through BMX. Read more
We lead the way in changing swimming to be more disability inclusive. Support 300 children to access swimming. Read more
Uncover a love for sport by creating a new cycling track in Manchester. Create over 7000 visits a month! Read more
Let’s make dreams a reality. In Manchester, disabled children need more support. Join us by supporting disability inclusion across the region. Read more
Build acceptance of difference and inclusion at 20 Rugby clubs around the UK with a new disability project. Read more
We are bringing more disabled children into cycling through inclusive clubs. Give 1500 children Wingz this year. Read more
Join us for dinner and celebrate our 20th anniversary Read more
Access Sport welcomes two-time Paralympic bronze medal winner, Gaz Choudhry, MBE, as our newest Ambassador. Read more
Created by YoungMinds, this report explains what a ‘Trusted Adult’ is and how they can support young people. Read more
YoungMinds' toolkit provides practical information, resources and tips that give you the tools you need to support a young person with their mental health. Read more
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On Thursday 7 December, Access Sport’s Inclusive Club Network came together for a webinar focusing on empowering ‘trusted adults’ to support young people in the community. Read more
Order an Access Sport E-card this festive season to support disadvantaged and disabled young people across the country. Read more
British Olympic rower Caragh McMurtry joined clubs from across the country for an expert session on how to make your club neuroinclusive for young people. Read more
Children’s mental health charity, Young Minds, hosted a webinar to empower community sport clubs to support young people’s mental health. Read more
Over the last three years, City Bridge Foundation, London’s biggest independent charity funder, has supported Access Sport to reshape disability-inclusive community sport across the capital. Read more
Ignite Bristol and Access Sport hosted an inspiring multi-sport festival over the weekend to engage local disabled young people in community sport. Read more
On 9 November, Access Sport was joined by 70 influential guest at an exclusive networking event in Bristol – An Evening with Access Sport. Read more
Access Sports is delighted to announce a new partnership with Basketball England, the national governing body for English basketball. Read more
To support Access Sport’s research into how inclusive sport can build stronger communities, we are asking community sport clubs to participate in a short survey. Read more
Changing Sports, Hockey Read more
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Inclusive Club of the Year 2023 Read more
Changing Places, Oxford Read more
Changing Sports, Basketball Read more
Changing Places, Manchester Read more
Sense’s website has a catalogue of information on how to support individuals with complex disabilities. Read more
Created by Club Matters, this guide helps organisations to create inclusive environments for all. Read more
Produced by Activity Alliance, this annual survey outlines findings on disabled people and their relationship with physical activity. Read more