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Ability Sports

The Ability Sports programme provides inclusive activities for adults and young people with additional needs.

Wiltshire Inclusive Dance

Wiltshire Inclusive Dance (WID) welcomes young people with additional needs to join in and dance! With the use of props and music, the sessions are fun and involving. They are run by trained dance movement therapists who make sure everyone enjoys dancing and music. After each session, there's a 15 minute break for break drinks.

Inclusive Play

Inclusive Play provides a safe space for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities to lead their own play. Running two Saturdays a month, sessions provide an opportunity for children to explore, play and socialise. Parent/carers are required to stay.

Rising Stars

A community sports club for young people with additional needs, aged 8 to 16. The club helps them try new activities and sports. Making learning new life and spatial skills fun. They can make friends, get creative, and feel more confident. The club is safe, friendly, and lots of fun. Everyone is welcome, so new members are always encouraged to join

Fit Club

Fit Club is a sports club for people aged 17 and above with additional needs. It helps them stay active and healthy while having fun. Members can try different sports, make friends, and learn new skills. They will practice teamwork, talking to each other, and spatial awareness. The club is relaxed and enjoyable.

Wiltshire Boccia Club

Wiltshire Boccia Club is an exciting chance for people with disabilities to take part in a Paralympic sport. Friends and families are welcome. Boccia is a non-contact sport that relies upon the skill of the player rather than size, speed, and strength. A ball can be propelled by rolling, throwing, or kicking. A ramp can be used if required. Players will experience competitive games in a friendly atmosphere. The focus is on taking part and enjoying the activity.

Adapted Cycling

Wiltshire Wheels for All is an inclusive cycling programme providing opportunities for adults and young people with a disability or mobility issues to take part. A range of adapted cycles are on offer including tandems, tricycles and hand cycles with all sessions delivered by qualified leaders. Individuals are welcome to bring their own adapted bike if they wish to.

The club is currently paused with further information about its restart coming shortly.

For further information about the above sessions please contact Disability Sports Development Officer - robert.paget@wiltshire.gov.uk (opens new window).

Swim programme

Various swim classes and opportunities are available to children and adults across the county.

Get Out, Get Active (GOGA)

GOGA aims is to support the least active members of our community. Bringing disabled and non-disabled people together. This includes those with long term health conditions. Everyone can get fit, make friends, and feel great by staying active In Wiltshire. GOGA also works with those at risk of rural and social isolation. Individuals can grow their skills and volunteer if they wish.

Other sports contacts:

GP referral

Explore Wiltshire's GP referral program, offering tailored physical activities for improving health. Access exercise options for rehabilitation and wellbeing.

Club and coach development

On your marks, get set, go! Club support programme.

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