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SPORTS - SPORTS ORG'S - STATE/NATIONAL
ORGANISATIONS
| OUR MISSION
To engage, evolve, and empower individuals with a disability to be involved in adaptive sport through education, coaching and advocacy.
By creating a community outreach program, we increase opportunities for individuals with a disability and are a gateway to regional, national and international multi-sport competitions. |
| Welcome to our website.
Blind Sports Australia is the national governing body for blind and vision impaired sport in Australia and a member of The International Blind Sports Federation. Blind Sports Australia connects to the local and state levels of blind and vision impaired sport through its members.
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| Today, the role of the British Paralympic Association has grown immensely and as well as sending teams to each Paralympic Games, the British Paralympic Association now provide support services to elite Paralympic Squads. |
| The Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association (CWSA), founded in 1967, is a national sport organization representing wheelchair athletes. |
| Welcome to Colorado Adaptive Sports Foundation), a Project of the Colorado Non-Profit Development Center. Our goal is to provide a year-round sports program to our athletes and coaches, having access to the best equipment, training, and facilities. We encourage you to provide us with any feedback you may have. |
| Deaf Sports Australia (DSA) is a vibrant organisation focussed on facilitating the access of deaf and hard of hearing people to the best sporting opportunities available in Australia. |
| Disability Recreation and Sports SA is a not-for-profit, member-driven association that strives to support people with a disability to lead active, healthy and connected lives through participation in recreation, fitness and sport.
DRS actively partners with other NFPs, government agencies and the wider community to ensure people with a disability can access the widest possible range of services and activities regardless of age, location, cultural background, or type of disability. |
| Changing lives through sport. Covers a wide variety of sports for people with all kinds of disabilities. |
| N.S.W. Push And Power Sports Inc. is an organisation that provides opportunities for disabled athletes to be involved in sporting activities that are not generally catered for by any other organisation. We are unique in that we does not concentrate on any one particular physical disability and that both manual and powerdrive wheelchair dependent athletes can participate side by side. |
| The National Disability Sports Alliance (NDSA) includes activities such as basketball, boccia, bowling, cycling, equestrian events, indoor wheelchair soccer, powerlifting, soccer, swimming, and track and field. |
| This is the official website of the Paralympic Organisation and has regular event and results updates, as well as information on a wide range of sports. |
| Parasport is a user-friendly guide to Paralympic sports and was created by the British Paralympic Association (BPA) who recognised that more could be done to provide information to disabled people who wanted to take up sport, either at a recreational or competitive level. The BPA and Deloitte also wanted to encourage a more active disability sport community.
To support these ambitions, Parasport aimed to signpost people to disability sports that were available to them and where they could play. Parasport is now providing the support and information required to those looking to take the next steps towards a more active life. |
| The Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Sport and Recreation Association of Queensland Inc. is the peak body for the promotion of sport and recreation for people with a physical disability or vision impairment in Queensland.
Since 1977, the Association's membership has extended to include people with physical disabilities -including amputation, vision impairment, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brain injury or vision impairment.
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| Wheelchair sports was introduced in Western Australia nearly thirty years ago as part of the total rehabilitation programme for individuals with spinal cord injuries or related diseases.
The Wheelchair Sports WA Association Inc is expanding at a rapid rate and has recently had a name change to Rebound W.A. It is responsible for the management of wheelchair sport in Western Australia such as archery, cue sports, lawn bowls, triathlons and lots more. |
| The USA National Disabled Sailing program. First-time and experienced sailors are welcome at Sail To Prevail. Our program is available to all people with disabilities and has programs designed to meet specific needs. The Sail To Prevail docks are located at Fort Adams State Park in Newport, Rhode Island, and parking is onsite. All docks and facilities are 100% accessible, including Hoyer and Spectrum lifts for transfers. |
| Sport NSW is committed to providing access and equal opportunities for all Australians to enjoy sport and active recreation, through the creation of welcoming and inclusive environments. Sport NSW will continue to consult and engage stakeholder groups, members and leading industry organisations as we continue to grow our inclusive foot print. When finished, this page will host a compilaton of resource material, case studies and planning documents to assist sport and recreation providers in their inclusive journeys.
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| UK Deaf Sport aims to enable Deaf people to benefit from, excel at and fulfil their potential through sport of their own choosing. |
| Welcome to Wheelchair Sports NSW where you will find all you need to know about us, the various sports we cover, and how you can become involved. Whether you're new to wheelchair sports, an elite athlete or you're interested in becoming one of our valued volunteers or donors, there's something here for everyone. Some or our sporting progrems include Athletics, Basketball, Rugby, Table Tennis and Tennis. |
| WheelPower is the national organisation and charity for British Wheelchair Sport. Sport is the medium by which WheelPower help people with disabilities improve their quality of life. |
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