Speyside Trust based at Badaguish Cairngorm Outdoor Centre is a small independent charity helping children and adults with learning difficulties and other special needs enjoy 24 hour respite care and activites in the Cairngorms National Park.
The Surrey Cricket Foundation supports grassroots cricket, community and education activities in the county of Surrey and several London boroughs. It provides cricketing programmes, infrastructure, coaching and education programmes for children, young people and adults in the area.
It promotes the amateur sport of rugby football. Its aims are the encouragement, support and the playing of Rugby Union Football by all ages and genders in accordance with the Laws adopted by The Rugby Football Union (‘RFU’) and the Women’s Rugby Football Union (‘RFUW’)
Bexley Swimming Club was founded in 1968 and has produced Kent County, London Regional and National Champions. Our mission is to offer the Community in the Borough of Bexley the best opportunity to develop and achieve their maximum potential in the sport of competitive swimming. We are a very friendly club and endeavor to create a relaxed yet orderly atmosphere, which enables our members to take pleasure from their swimming and pride in their performances. Talent and the future potential in all disciplines will be recognised, praised and developed. Attendance is an essential requirement of a successful swimmer and parents are encouraged to take an active role in the club and ensure that training sessions are regularly attended.
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Jigsaw Jigsaw is a sports and social group for young disabled people, based in Bury. Our aims are to promote fun, freedom and independence; support people to enjoy an active social life; help people reach their sporting potential and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Jigsaw works in partnership with Special Olympics Bury to provide various sports sessions including: football, basketball, aerobics, boccia, kurling, swimming, aquazumba, athletics, badminton, horse riding and wheelchair rugby league. Our sports are for people of all abilities and we have teams for boccia, football and wheelchair rugby league with the boccia and rugby teams competeing at a particularly high level. Jigsaw were the first sports club in Greater Manchester to receive the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) Clubmark. There is also a wide range of social activities on offer including ten pinbowling, meals out, art and crafts sessions, trips to the cinema, theatre and day trips further afield. Jigsaw Link Jigsaw Link provides a one-to-one befriending service for people over the age of 50 who are disabled or have an age related condition, and live in the borough of Bury. We aim to prevent social isolation, and also offer a weekly luncheon club and social outings throughour the year.
Reintegrating isolated people into communities
The Chelsea FC Foundation uses the power of football to provide sport, health, education and environmental initiatives throughout our communities.
Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB) is an international charity which promotes individuals with an interlectual disabilities access to sports at both training and competition level. Special Olympics St Albans (SOSA) is a local registered charity, which operates as a part of SOGB. This page is dedicated to the 6 members who will be attending the world games in 2015. We wish them all the best
We offer a sporting chance to disadvantaged young people, using sport as an enabler to become healthy, responsible and valuable members of society and to create a positive outlook in their lives.
The MCC Foundation "Helping people to play cricket" The objectives of the MCC Foundation are to organise or provide or assist in the organisation and provision of facilities which will enable and encourage pupils at schools and universities or other educational establishments in any part of the world to play cricket or other games or sports and thereby to assist in ensuring that due attention is given to the physical education and development of such pupils as well as to the development and occupation of their minds. Also, to organise or provide or assist in the organisation and provision of facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation or other leisure-time occupation with the primary objective of improving the conditions of life of persons who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth or social and economic circumstances.
Oxsrad encourages the integration of people with and without disabilities through participation in sporting and recreational activities. The inclusive environment we foster within our unique facility breaks down barriers to the benefit of everyone who joins in. Oxsrad is special because the whole experience is greater than the sum of the individual activities
London Cycling Campaign is a volunteer-led charity working to increase cycling in London to benefit individuals, local communities and the wider environment. It campaigns to bring about real improvements for cyclists and works with community groups to set up practical cycling projects, helping make cycling accessible to all.
When a child has a serious illness, unforgettable experiences have the power to lift spirits and to give vital strength and energy for the challenges that lie ahead. It's a simple goal and it's the reason Camp Simcha exists - to improve the quality of life of Jewish children with serious illnesses, such as Leukaemia, Muscular Dystrophy and Dysautonomia, and to provide them with the unforgettable experiences that they and their families deserve.
Bury Tandem Club for blind and visually impaired people offers our members the opportunity of getting out and cycling. We ride 40 - 60 miles weekly and are in training for our main event of the year, cycling 190 miles through the night from Manchester Velodrome to the Olympic Velodrome, London.
We raise money to help clubs, schools and unvirsities play lacrosse.
We are a local charity working with disabled people and giving them an opportunity to keep fit and have fun. We run an athletics club which includes wheelchair racing a Tennis club and a swimming club. We aim to train for competitions as well as just for fun and it is a great way to meet new friends or stay in touch with old ones
Established in 2000, the Saracens Sport Foundation is dedicated to inspiring communities and changing lives across North London and Hertfordshire through the power of sport.
We provide opportunities for all local children and adults to access sport and physical activity. We also offer young people the chance to experience sports participation in a competitive environment by supporting and developing school competition.
Doing it for Dan was set up in memory of our 11 year old son Daniel Climance who was tragically killed on 10th June 2015 when he collided with a road sweeper whilst out riding his bike. Daniel was very sporty and Doing it for Dan has been set up to encourage children and young adults to participate in sport and leisure activities by awarding grants to individuals, teams and organisations in Wiltshire and its surrounding areas.
Beccles Lido is a fun place to swim next to the River Waveney in Beccles, Suffolk and it's owned and run entirely by the local community under a charitable trust. It's a traditional outdoor swimming pool which has separate heated toddler and paddling pools as well as the main 30 x 15 mete pool which is heated to 27 degrees C. It's an ideal place for young and old to spend an active day in the open just as it was intended in 1959 when it was constructed.
Our Group provides general therapeutic riding classes which benefit both adults and children with various disabilities. They can enjoy riding while they improve their muscle strength, balance, motor skills and generally enjoy the outdoors.
Reeds Weybridge RFC has over 500 boys & girls playing rugby. The club is committed to providing the best facilities and support for all players. Funds raised will go to improving the club amenities, catering area, floodlighting (with the aid of RFU grants) & continue to develop coaching excellence.
Right To Play is a global charity using sport and play to educate and empower children and young people to overcome the effects of poverty, conflict and disease in disadvantaged communities around the world.
DKH Legacy Trust inspires young people to find and fulfil their potential in sport or in life through our workforce of elite sports performers. Set up by Dame Kelly Holmes in July 2008, the Trust supports numerous young people across the country through a range of innovative programmes.