Disability Rights UK’s new report, Dismantling the Activity Trap, reveals that 80% of disabled claimants worry about being physically active because they fear having their benefits denied or taken away. Read more on our website: https://t.co/KOeJRGi5Ml
Activity Alliance’s Impairment Report, released today, outlines key findings from people with 7 different impairment types who took part in our 6th Annual Disability and Activity Survey. https://t.co/AeV67tWena
As children return to school, what happens beyond the classroom matters too. Every child should be able to enjoy physical education, school sport and activity. Yet too many disabled children are still being left on the side lines. https://t.co/VPyfLmFaMG #EqualPlay
How can elite sporting success and investment deliver lasting improvements in accessibility, participation and opportunity for disabled people at grassroots level? Read more on why major sporting events must leave an inclusive legacy: https://t.co/VE1aTdoyOh
Take a look at our webinar calendar, with an exciting series of online events scheduled for those that have completed Inclusive Activity Programme (IAP) training. The next event, focussed on inclusive PE, takes place in September. Details on our website: https://t.co/XN1IGZIZiY
Missed our latest research webinar? You can now watch the recording of the Annual Disability and Activity Survey 2025-26 webinar on YouTube. Find it via our website: https://t.co/2Qq5bmEI8J
We've launched two new eLearning courses to help frontline staff build the confidence and skills to provide inclusive customer service for disabled people and people with long-term health conditions. Find out more: https://t.co/96OR5IOv1d
Please complete our stakeholder survey. Your valued feedback helps us to understand more about our support, services and impact, and how we can better work together for a future where all disabled people feel they belong in sports and activities. https://t.co/Uz2OcSvMDR
Disabled people should never feel that being active could put the support they rely on at risk.
Our response to the Timms Review interim findings which highlight how the current system may be creating unintended barriers to participation and independence.
https://t.co/wJVCQUNUh1
As Wimbledon gets underway, wheelchair tennis is celebrating 50 years. It is a moment to honour how far the sport has come, from grassroots beginnings to a professional world tour and a place at the Grand Slams and Paralympic Games. https://t.co/xx6nlrMsrY
Our 6th Annual Survey, out today, shows that disabled people want to be more active but still face barriers to participation, such as accessibility, affordability, and wellbeing. Read more on our website: https://t.co/KGwdWuJEcb #ActivityAllianceSurvey
Today, we're in #Coventry for our National Junior Para Swimming 2026. Over 100 young para-swimmers are set for 2 days of competition. Plenty of top performances and personal bests expected!
Link to start sheets and live results: https://t.co/MhRYixJe1G #JuniorSwimming2026
Today, @Sport_England released the latest data from the Active Lives Adult Survey for the year 24-25. Over 175,000 people aged 16 and over took part. Activity Alliance’s research team has analysed the dataset to highlight the findings for disabled adults. https://t.co/8q1NB3Qgn1
Thousands of people are set to run the London Marathon this Sunday (26 April). We are lucky enough to have a team of 16 who will not only be taking on the 26.2 mile course, but also raising vital funds for our work. Read about three of them here: https://t.co/VTRqkAA3Su
We welcome the Culture, Media and Sport Committee’s Game On report. It shows clear recognition that disabled people and pupils with SEND are among those least well served by the current community and school sport system. https://t.co/zfoQOpnCyG
In #Blackpool, the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme is doing much more than introducing people to new ways of moving. It’s bringing communities together, building confidence and creating moments people can share and enjoy. https://t.co/9fjxlmlEyd
We respond to yesterday's Government announcement for a major employment drive to help unlock 200,000 new jobs and apprenticeships for the next generation. See our response on our website: https://t.co/j3eGuKQU9n
Our next supporter webinar is taking place next Monday at 10am. It's all about creating accessible places and spaces. Find out all the details and how to sign up here: https://t.co/qhCdkGtm3A
We're very pleased to announce that entries for the National Junior Para Swimming 2026 are now open. The event will take place at the Alan Higgs Centre in Coventry on 13-14 June 2026. #JuniorSwimming26 https://t.co/HGlabQOMqD
A new dedicated resources page designed to help organisations and individuals foster more inclusive workplaces across the sport and physical activity sector has been created on our website thanks to the Include to Improve programme. https://t.co/by8KefVe58