Join the Outdoor Partnership’s initiative to get more disabled people of all ages from across Wales, active in the outdoors.
We are challenging disabled people, their family and friends to give an outdoor adventure activity a go. Activities will include sailing, canoeing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding (SUP), climbing, hill walking, cycling, rowing and many more.
The aim of the initiative is to increase participation of disabled people across our regions. In 2014, Disability Sport Wales quoted that 24% of the population of Wales are disabled, of which, only 3.4% participate in sport and recreation in North Wales.
In March 2021, The Outdoor Partnership became the first third sector to achieve the Disability Sport Wales Insport Silver Accreditation.
The insport Club programme is part of the broader insport project delivered by Disability Sport Wales, which aims to support the physical activity, sport, and leisure sectors delivering inclusively of disabled people.
The purpose for insport Club is therefore to support clubs in developing their provision so that it includes disabled people with clubs structures which provide the best opportunities to the community, increase participation and membership, enable larger sections of the community to become involved within a voluntary governance role, and continue to provide great sport across Wales.
For more information or to see if your club is eligible, visit the Disability Sport Wales website – https://www.disabilitysportwales.com/en-gb/join-in/clubs
Addysg Gynhwysol i Hyfforddwyr
Ein nod yw cefnogi clybiau gweithgareddau awyr agored presennol yn y gymuned drwy drefnu a sybsideiddio hyfforddiant sy’n benodol i anabledd. Gall clybiau sydd â diddordeb mewn bod yn fwy cynhwysol ddatblygu’r clwb drwy weithio drwy’r achrediad insport gan Chwaraeon Anabledd Cymru (http://disabilitysportwales.com/resources/). Gall hyfforddiant gynnwys;
- Hyfforddiant Cynhwysiant Anabledd
- BCU Paddle-ability
- Dringo i Bawb
- Hwylio i Bawb
- Hyfforddi Beicwyr ag Anabledd (Lefel 2)
