Disability Sport/Activites
Active St Albans is committed to ensuring that local sport and physical activity is as inclusive as possible. If you have a disability and are looking to get active, why not search for a club or activity below, or have a look at the programmes and schemes run by Special Olympics St Albans.
Disability Clubs/Activities
Please click on one of the clubs or activities below to find out more about them:
- St Albans City Youth FC - Pan-Disability Football
- Charters Health Club/YMCA - Parkinsons Disease & Multiple Sclerosis Exercise/Mobility Classes
Special Olympics St Albans (SOSA)
The objective of Special Olympics St Albans (SOSA) is to increase access for those with a learning disability to regular sporting opportunities and to build confidence, self-esteem and skill level of current members. But in addition to training sessions, members of SOSA are also given the opportunity where possible by SOSA to compete in local, regional and national events.
For more information on Special Olympics St Albans and it's programmes, click here.
Daylight Club
The Daylight Club is a very friendly social club for adults of working age with physical disabilities living in the St Albans District. As part of club activities, healthy living sessions are organised that can include sport and physical activity. Please click on the photo's below to see some examples of activities held:
For more information visit The Daylight Club website, or contact Salpi on salpi@leisureconnection.co.uk or 01727 827667 / 07762 595936.
Did You Know...?
The first official Paralympic Games, no longer open solely to war veterans, were held in Rome in 1960 (Wikipedia).