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We are a group of organisations working collectively to ensure that there are more inclusive opportunities for d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people living in Ealing. The network is led by a group of the core organisations: Access Sport, Ealing Council, Mahba Cafe, Mencap, West London Hockey and young Ealing Foundation. Wider steering group members and clubs attend network meetings quarterly to contribute to our collective vision.
This free event is for d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent children and young people and their families. We will have community clubs from Ealing delivering taster sessions including athletics, taekwondo, football, tennis, dance and much more. This is a great opportunity to try different sports and get involved in club sessions that take place locally during the week and weekends.
Please find more information below:
Sessions are drop in and run with a 15 minute break in between. Sports are adapted to each young person’s needs. We ask for parents/carers/guardians to stay with your child/children during the sessions as we don’t have 1:1 support.
Activities: Multisport, Hockey, Football and Cricket
Time: 2 – 4 pm
Age: 5 – 25 years old
Activities: Multisport, Hockey, Football and Cricket
Time: 2- 4 pm
Age: 5 – 25 years old
Activities: Multisport, Hockey, Football and Cricket
Time: 2- 4 pm
Age: 5 – 25 years old
How to get here – free parking onsite. The nearest bus stop is Christopher Avenue (Stops W and L), serving bus routes E8 and 195, and the closest underground station is Boston Manor (Piccadilly Line), which is a 10 minute walk from the venue.
All activities will take place in an indoor sports hall. There are male and female toilets and a disabled toilet and accessible changing with ramp access, but no Changing Places facilities.
Age: 5 – 25 years old
Cost: Free
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