Disability Sport & Physical Activity
iCAN Swim is a branded swimming programme delivered by partner organisations and leisure providers across the county.
iCAN Swim encourages disabled people to join in a range of sessions, designed to help build swimming confidence at disability friendly centres.
iCAN Swim sessions aim to get more people swimming by promoting opportunities for people with disabilities and impairments to swim regardless of age or ability.
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Find your local iCAN swimming session.
Links to organisations for Disability Sport
Activity Alliance (formerly English Federation of Disability Sport)
Helping you to find useful information about people and organisation that can support you to be more active.
British Blind Sport prides itself on making a visible difference through sport as we know that taking the first step into participating in a sporting or recreational activity can change lives for the better.
Cerebral Palsy Sport is the country's leading national disability sports organisation supporting people with cerebral palsy to reach their sporting potential and putting people with cerebral palsy and their families at the heart of everything they do
Promoting sport everyone in the UK with restricted growth condition. They aim to make sports accessible and fun for all people with a restricted growth condition.
They run events all over the UK. Athletes compete at the very highest levels of para-sports.
Promoting sport everyone in the UK with restricted growth condition. They aim to make sports accessible and fun for all people with a restricted growth condition.
They run events all over the UK. Athletes compete at the very highest levels of para-sports.
Limb Power was launched in November 2009 to engage amputees and individuals with limb impairments in physical activity, sport and the arts to improve quality of life and to aid lifelong rehabilitation.
Their aim is to improve the access people with a learning disability have to sport and physical activity so there are the same opportunities to take part as everyone else.
Special Olympics Great Britain
Special Olympics offers a lifetime of learning through sport and benefits individuals of all ages and ability levels – from those with low motor abilities to highly skilled athletes.
Special Olympics Suffolk (SOS) is the Suffolk branch of Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB). SOGB is the largest provider of year-round sport training and competition for all people with an intellectual disability.
Leading opportunities for more deaf people to participate in sport throughout their lives & more deaf athletes to perform on the world stage.
WheelPower are dedicated to providing opportunities for disabled people to find a sport they enjoy and provide opportunities throughout the year to introduce people to wheelchair sport.