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We are a happy and friendly group based at Lings Lane Riding Stables in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, where we provide riding lessons for children with special needs on Thursdays during term times. Through their riding sessions, our riders can improve their confidence, balance, co-ordination and concentration…

All inclusive session is available to all adult & junior players – even able-bodied, with all sports wheelchairs and equipment provided. There is also a fully qualified professional wheelchair basketball coach overseeing the action.

The Nottinghamshire Cricket Board has led the development of four disability hubs across Nottinghamshire. Their role is to support the NCB in hosting disability squads, competitions, and festivals.

Powerchair Football, also known as Power Soccer is a competitive team sport for people with disabilities who use power wheelchairs. The game is played in a gymnasium on a regulation basketball court. Two teams of four players use powerchairs equipped with footguards to attack, defend,…

Odeon Cinemas, in partnership with Dimensions, are introducing monthly autism friendly screenings in selected cinemas around the UK.  The special performances have subtle changes to the cinema environment which mean that people who have sensory difficulties have a more positive experience than they would in…

Nottingham Panthers Ice Hockey Social club for Adults with Disabilities. Over 18’s only. Come along independently or come along with your carer. Activities are decided by the members who organise them. New members more than welcome.    

Parasport was created by the British Paralympic Association (BPA) who recognised that more could be done to provide information to disabled people who wanted to take up sport, either at a recreational or competitive level. The BPA and Deloitte also wanted to encourage a more active disability…

Sessions led by qualified FA coaches and all equipment provided. Powerchair Football, also known as Power Soccer is a competitive team sport for people with disabilities who use power wheelchairs. The game is played in a gymnasium on a regulation basketball court. Two teams of…

Rainbow Horses Learning Centre offers Equine Assisted Learning and Equine Interaction for children and young people with autism, social/communication difficulties and issues related to trauma.

Riding for the disabled Association (RDA) is a website with a wealth of information for varies level of riding abilities. At RDA, the horses and ponies provide therapy, achievement and enjoyment to people with disabilities from all over the UK.  Our network of 500 volunteer…