Broadening access to rugby and its benefits to a diverse range of groups continues to be a key objective for the Foundation, with mixed ability rugby, inclusive community club and wheelchair rugby sessions organised in Cardigan and Carmarthenshire.
The Club is run by volunteers from Bangor University during University term. The club is open for children age 5 to 14 with ASD (a diagnosis is not needed to attend the club) and we welcome siblings too. We have bean bags, mats, bubbles, projector, sensory room, wet and dry room, arts and crafts including […]
The Llanelli Warriors formed in 1995 they wanted to be treated just like any other club. A team that welcomed adults with learning disabilities, whatever their ability, and encouraged them to get stuck in as much as possible. Wednesday 18:00 – 20:00 and Sunday 14:00 – 16:00 (if no fixture)
Maesteg Canoe Club is a not-for-profit community club run entirely by volunteers! We welcome new members who may have never paddled before as well as experienced paddlers looking to develop and maintain their skills. With over 70 members the club is an energetic mix of novices and experienced paddlers from across South Wales. Maesteg […]
ICCs provide a fun, safe and inclusive environment for children aged 6-16 with any range of disability to participate in rugby, siblings are also welcome to join in the fun.
A club for individuals aged 16 to 25 who have additional needs but will not be eligible to any statutory services. The aim of these groups is to provide a welcoming and supportive community for young adults who may feel marginalized or misunderstood by mainstream society. Our primary goal is to create a safe and […]
