The need for equal access to sport by disabled people has been proved by the 12,131 people who have registered their support for the English Federation of Disability Sport, Count Me In Campaign. Arrangements are being made to present a bound volume listing the supporters to the Prime Minister
English Federation of Disability Sport East Midlands is committed to improving opportunities for all disabled people to participate in sport and physical activity to the level of their choice. We work with the National Disability Sports Organisations, National Governing Bodies of Sport and the five Regional County Sports Partnerships to drive forward the development of Disability Sport.
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Following his retirement from international competition, Jayant Mistry, GBs number one tennis player has joined the EFDS East Midlands team taking on the role of Inclusive Sport Development Officer.
Eight local disabled people and their carers enjoyed an afternoon of activities at Countesthorpe Community College.
Scott Keating aged 16 was one of 20 young people taking part in a four hour wheelchair football taster session held at Aylestone Leisure Centre in Leicester.
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The Inclusive Fitness Initiative is holding a series of free regional information days in April. Participants will have the opportunity to meet the regional team and gain an understanding of the Initiative
The Roadshow will run from 10 - 4pm and is for coaches, clubs and participants to develop skills knowledge and confidence to get involved in gymnastics and movement for disabled people.
English Federation Of Disability Sport Manchester Metropolitan University, Alsager Campus, Hassall Road, Alsager, Stoke on Trent ST7 2HL
- Tel 0161 247 5294
- Fax 0161 247 6895
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