Activity Alliance support organisations to be more inclusive so that more disabled people can access physical activity. They also deliver programmes and provide resources to provide more opportunities for disabled people to be active.
LimbPower support amputees, individuals with limb difference and their families to bridge the gap between hospital rehabilitation and community and school engagement to rebuild lives and improve physical, social and mental well-being. They provide and support others to create opportunities for amputees and people with a limb impairment to enjoy sport and physical activity.
WheelPower are the national charity for wheelchair sport. They provide opportunities for disabled people to play sport and lead healthy active lives. A range of resources are available on their website to support wheelchair users to be active at home, and guidance is available on accessing opportunities in your local community.
British Blind Sport work to enable blind and partially sighted people to have the same opportunities as sighted people to access and enjoy sport and recreational activities in the UK.
DSAuk aim to make regular sporting opportunity accessible and enjoyable to anyone and everyone of restricted growth in the United Kingdom, regardless of their race, colour, ethnic origin, gender, location, sporting ability or financial support.
CP Sport are a national disability sport organisation and charity that encourages people with cerebral palsy to live more active lives by promoting the opportunity, capability and motivation involved in taking part. They provide sport and activity opportunities for people with cerebral palsy, a range of support services and also use our voice to influence change for the benefit of disabled people.
UK Deaf Sport aims to enable Deaf people to reach their full potential in sport. They work to increase opportunities by working in partnerships with key organisations to create a sporting future that is Inclusive from grassroots through to Elite level Sport.
Special Olympics Great Britain (GB), is a non-profit organisation and the largest provider of year-round sports coaching and athletic competition in summer and winter sports for children and adults of ALL abilities with intellectual disabilities.
The Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) offer opportunities for disabled adults and children to be active through horse riding and carriage driving, as well as providing therapy, fitness, skills development and opportunities for achievement. There are 2 RDA centres in Wiltshire: Wilton, and Larkrise Farm.
