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Whats On  - summer programme coming soon!

Hoops Multi Skills sessions. The sessions take place Monday evenings 5:30-6:30pm (except bank holiday Mondays).Hoops Basketball Centre, Thorncliffe Road. The club is for children with disabilities and their families. The sessions are free. If you would like to help out at the sessions or would like more information please contact Lis Stephenson

Hoops - Timetable 

  • 12th & 19th May: Insideout Soccer Skills Sessions
  • 2nd June: Insidout Soccer Skills Session
  • 9th, 16th & 23rd June: Rugby Skills Sessions
  • 30th June: Insideout Soccer Skills Sessions

Trampoline Club - Saturday mornings 11:30 - 12:30 at Walney Secondary School. This club is for children with Autism and their families.  If you would like more information or to join the club please contact Lis Stephenson.

 Sports Clubs

The Sports Development Team is here to help sports clubs and organisations become more inclusive of people with disabilities. Here are some of the benefits of becoming inclusive, that may encourage you:

  • Increased membership
  • More awareness in the community of the club and its achievements with an improved ability to attract sponsorship
  • More people to become involved as volunteers. People with disabilities have many skills to share, often in areas where it is difficult to find a willing person, such as administration
  • Professional and personal development of club members as they share new skills and knowledge about their sport with the new members with disabilities
  • Better facilities that are safer and more user friendly

With some flexibility, imagination and a little effort, your club could enjoy some of these benefits.

 

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Contact Details

Lis Stephenson
Sports Equity Offier
The Nan Tait Centre
Abbey Road
Barrow-in-Furness
Cumbria
LA14 1LG

01229 407310
lis.stephenson@cumbriacc.gov.uk