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1. Parasport
Website designed to inspire, inform, engage and signpost anyone interested in disability sport to positive opportunities.
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2. English Federation of Disability Sport
English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) is the national body responsible for developing sport for disabled people in England. We work closely with the six National Disability Sports Organisations (NDSOs) recognised by Sport England to develop sporting opportunities for the 11 million disabled people in England:
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3. Scottish Disability Sport
SDS is the Scottish governing and co-coordinating body of all sports for people of all ages and abilities with a physical, sensory or learning disability. SDS has the vision of leading the development of sport and physical recreation for disabled people in Scotland and contributing to UK and international initiatives. SDS has published a national strategy which will direct the work of the Association through to London 2012 and beyond. SDS lists its major partners as sportscotland, Scotland’s Governing Bodies of Sport and Local Authorities plus Voluntary Organsitions concerned with disability.
SDS has 16 branches covering most of Scotland, reaching from the Highland area in the north to the Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway in the south. SDS has a small team of dedicated staff and is enormously proud of the quality and quantity of volunteers and athlete members who play a major part in the running of the Association.
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4. Disability Sports NI
Disability Sports NI (DSNI) is Northern Ireland's main disability sports organisation and is representative of the vast majority of Northern Ireland's disability sports club's and organisations. Established in 1997, to tackle the under representation of people with disabilities in sport, the organisation works to promote equality of opportunity for people with disabilities to take part in and enjoy sport and physical activity at a level of their choice.
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5. Ryder-Cheshire Volunteers
RCV believes that everyone has the right to enjoy life with interests and activities that are stimulating, rewarding and fun. We give disabled people the opportunity to take up any leisure or learning pursuit, either in partnership with a volunteer or by joining a local club or college.
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7. Inclusive Fitness Initiative
The Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) is a programme that works with the fitness industry to become more inclusive. It focuses on four key areas these are: Accessible Facilities, Inclusive Fitness Equipment, Staff Training and Inclusive Marketing. The combination of these elements ensures inclusion is addressed throughout the whole organisation.
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8. The Federation of Disability Sport Wales
The Federation of Disability Sport Wales (FDSW) is a pan-disability National Governing Body of Sport Which aims to promote and develop quality sports opportunities
FDSW comprises of National Disability Sports Organisations (NDSOs) and sports specific organisations (e.g. Wheelchair Tennis, Sledge Hockey, Cricket, Badminton etc.)
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9. British Blind Sport
British Blind Sport (BBS) is a national registered charity based in Leamington Spa. Since its beginnings as a registered charity in 1976, British Blind Sport has become the leading voice for visually impaired people (VI) in the world of sport and leisure, both at home and internationally. BBS is a membership organisation open to all visually impaired children and adults. The activities are run by the members themselves, as volunteers, through Sports Sections which include: archery, athletics, bowls, cricket, football, goalball (a sport devised for the blind and for which BBS is the National Governing Body), shooting, swimming and ten-pin bowling. Additionally, we link to information about VI judo, chess, golf, riding, sailing, skiing and water sports. There is active encouragement of those VI people who wish to pursue their chosen sport through mainstream sports clubs too.
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10. British Deaf Sports Council (BDSC)
Founded in 1930, with the aim of organising competitors to participate in the World Games for the Deaf. Includes a discussion forum sports news and related links.
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