Inclusive Club Network

To join the network or to get advice on making your club more inclusive

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The Access Sport Inclusive Club Network is a national network of community sport clubs, that are working to transform the lives of disadvantaged and disabled children and young people across the UK.

Driven by a shared objective to make inclusion the norm, the Inclusive Club Network provides additional support to all clubs that are working with Access Sport.

The Inclusive Club Network includes a regular programme of inclusion-focused webinars, email bulletins, training opportunities, information sharing and networking opportunities.

Why join the Inclusive Club Network?

Network with other like-minded inclusive community sport clubs, coaches and volunteers
Regular inclusion-focused webinars, including inspirational talks and expert speakers
Access to the inclusion training and resources your club needs
A platform to showcase how your club is promoting inclusion
Invitations to in-person events, festivals and inspiring club visits
Collective club action on matters of common interest, to create national-level change.

Join the Inclusive Club Network

If you would like to join this network, or you are looking for advice on making your club more inclusive, please leave your details in the form below and one of our development team will be in touch.

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Access Sport is delighted to announce that we are joining forces with the UK’s largest healthcare charity, Nuffield Health, in an innovative new project to combine resources and expertise to tackle the unmet needs of 15,000 disadvantaged local young people and their families in the next two years.
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