Sports charity Access Sport is on a mission to help the UK get back to physical and mental health and wellbeing this summer.

As we emerge from lockdown and witness a summer of elite sport – from UEFA Euro 2020 to the Olympic and Paralympic Games - we want to help get the nation active, including the thousands of disabled and disadvantaged young people who even prior to Covid-19 were denied opportunities in sport.

To do this, we are urging everyone – including individuals, families, corporates, community sports clubs and schools to join in and get active this summer by signing up to #TriWithAccessSport.

By taking part you will complete a physical challenge and raise funds so that Access Sport can help more disabled young people and those from under-served communities to access the benefits of sport.

How do I take part?

Everyone can get involved with #TriWithAccessSport – whether you’re part of a company, a group of friends & family, or as an individual. We are also urging community sports clubs and schools to get involved:


Teams    Individuals     Schools & Clubs

Get Inspired – Matthew Dawson’s triathlon

To lead the way, one of our trustees – Matthew Dawson – is taking part in three phenomenal endurance challenges – the ultimate cycling, swimming and running triathlon.


JUNE: Bike from East Coast to West Coast - 335Km


AUGUST: Swim across Lake Windemere - 17Km


OCTOBER: Run the London Marathon - 26.2Miles

Stage one - the 335km bike ride - is complete. We are now urging companies, individuals and groups to participate in their own version of Matthew’s extraordinary Triathlon as he takes on the two remaining challenges: Swimming Lake Windermere in August and running the London Marathon in October.