Cumbria Disabled Support Clubs and Social Groups Browse this dedicated directory to find disabled clubs and groups in Cumbria including sports such as basketball, bowls and fishing for all disabilities, carers advice and support as well as a number of disability related organisations providing support…

The Blind Shop, Cavendish Street, Barrow-in-Furness, provides a much needed point of contact in the high street. From here we produce our fortnightly talking newspaper, producing over 220 copies on CD in our studio. The Society's residential home, Ostley House can accommodate 39 residents and…

Barrow Sports Council provides activities for young people with a disability in term time and in holidays. We now do this in partnership with Barrow AFC Community Sports. Most of these activities are free. We also promote activities by other providers and we meet parents…

Breathe Education promotes positive mental health and wellbeing in the North West. We offer a variety of courses in yoga and mindfulness to help support the mental and physical wellbeing of teachers, staff and students at both primary and secondary levels.  SEN or additional needs COURSE…

About Us Carlisle Youth Zone is a safe and fun environment where the potential of young people is developed and fulfilled.  We are open 6 nights a week and during school holidays we run our successful Holiday Club. The Youth Zone provides a safe meeting…

Cumberland Football Association was founded in 1884, and is the governing body of football in Cumberland. Cumberland Football Association aims to establish safe and structured football opportunities for the benefit of all concerned irrespective of age, colour, gender and disability. We also provide the appropriate…

We are affiliated to the National Deaf Childrens Society providing activities for deaf children and their siblings. Christmas parties, summer outings, panto trips, soft play sessions. Allows children and parents meet up, make friends and give each other moral support.  Find us on facebook -…

Bendrigg Trust is an Approved Activity Provider as awarded by the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.  We take special pride in offering accessible courses to cater for all abilities. We have an extremely flexible, adaptable and experienced team who deliver Duke fo Edinburgh's Awards at all…

St Vincent’s School are pleased to announce that from September 2016 we will be offering the Duke of Edinburgh’s award to any young person with a visual impairment. Please contact school to find out more about the Duke of Edingburgh's Award and St Vincent's   

Benefits of Trampolining Trampolining is often promoted as one of the best and most effective exercises you can do!  NASA believes that "rebound exercise is the most efficient, effective form of exercise yet devised by man."  Trampolining is a low-impact workout that tones muscles and…