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Girls Win

What is Girls Win? Girls Win uses sport to help young women with a disability (ages 16 – 25) set short, medium and long-term goals. It empowers young women to think more positively about their future, how goal setting can develop their prospects for the…

Go Ape in Battersea Park

This is Go Ape's first ever urban adventure located in the heart of London. Go Ape Battersea takes a new twist on our classic Tree Top Adventure.

Go Ape in Battersea Park - welcomes WAND and WAND+ card holders

WAND and WAND+ card holders are welcome at Go Ape in Battersea Park. Go Ape have set up a discount code “WAND10” which can be used either online, over the phone, or on the day. This will get you 10% off the normal…

Guide to Short Breaks-Activities for children, young people and their families

Short breaks are intended to give parents and carers of children with disabilities and special needs the chance to have a “break” from their caring responsibilities, to rest, spend time with their other children, or to enjoy a leisure activity themselves.

KIDS Wellbeing Youth Club

KIDS Well-being Youth Club, is a weekly group for disabled young people aged 14-21 years from the Borough of Wandsworth. The group is focused around the 5 Steps to Well-being: Connect; Give; Take notice; Keep Learning; and Be active. It is all about having fun…

Level Water - Swimming Lessons for Physically Disabled Children

Level Water is a new charity offering free 1:1 swimming lessons for physically disabled children aged 6 to 11, who cannot already swim. Regrettably, they do not currently teach children with learning or cognitive difficulties. Level Water is working in partnership with a swim school in Wandsworth.…

Pan-Disability Football Sessions

Starting 21st May 2019 | 5pm - 6pm

Located within Battersea Park, the All Weather Sports Ground can be used by adults and young people, offering excellent facilities for football and hockey. Pan-Disability Football runs on Tuesdays between 5pm to 6pm. These sessions are great for young people with special needs and disabilities.…

V I Archery

VI (Visually Impaired) Archery is offered at the Aspire Centre by Metro, a sports and social club for blind and partially sighted people. This sport is suitable for: girls and boys, men and women age 10 and over. Meetings take place on the…

Visually Impaired Tennis

Every other Tuesday: 7:00 - 8:30pm

Do you have a visual impairment? Do you enjoy tennis? Come along to these sessions and play tennis! These sessions are: for any age; and held every other Tuesday from 26 April 2016 If you have any questions please get in contact with…

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