“Acez is a fantastic example of opening up tennis and supporting venues to become more inclusive and accessible for disabled people” Dave Hardman, LTA
Our current National Governing Body partners include England Hockey, Basketball England, the Lawn Tennis Association and the Rugby Football League.
We are excited to explore the development of new partnerships with National Governing Bodies as we believe there is work to be done to make all sport fully inclusive for disabled and disadvantaged young people.
How can we help?
Through a bespoke partnership, our expert team will support your organisation by:
Why work with us?
Through our support, you will inspire your grassroots community to drive real change from the ground up:
Get support from our on-the-ground teamWe are genuinely embedded within the communities we support and our approach translates your strategic thinking into a tangible impact on disadvantaged and disabled young people and their families.
A bespoke offer for your sportWe will produce a tailored approach that targets communities on the ground, addresses the current gaps and creates a movement of inclusion across your sport.
Significantly expand your current reachOur expert national team of project managers, insight specialists and trainers will also create a scalable programme that can be rolled out nationally, radically improving your engagement with disabled and disadvantaged young people.
If you would like to know more about working together, please leave your details in the form below, or contact: [email protected]
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You can learn more about our recent work with national governing bodies below
We are proud to announce a new partnership with British Cycling that will create more opportunities for disadvantaged and disabled children and young people to experience the joy of cycling. Read more
Access Sport is delighted to announce a new partnership with NICAS (National Indoor Climbing Award Schemes) to positively impact the lives of disabled young people through community climbing and bouldering. Read more
To mark the International Day of Disabled People, Access Sport is celebrating our continuing partnership with the LTA Tennis Foundation, delivering disability-inclusive activities across the country. Read more
Access Sport is pleased to announce that it has renewed its partnership with the Rugby Football League to continue delivering the groundbreaking Tryz project for a further three years. 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
Access Sports is delighted to announce a new partnership with Basketball England, the national governing body for English basketball. Read more