Our Mission
Sportability brings sport and challenging pursuits to people with paralysis. Our aim is to take the ‘dis’ out of disability and focus on ability.
25 + years of experience
From a single event in 1989, we now organise dozens of events offering almost 1,000 free places, across 13 regions of the UK each year.
FAQ/ What people say
“I’m not a sports fanatic or anything, but there really is no better way to build a life worth living after paralysis. I can tell you that from the heart.”
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All events are free of charge to people within our remit, but we have to work hard to fund this ideal. Find out how you can help. Please!
Welcome To Sportability
The world of Sportability sees people getting out of their wheelchairs, off their crutches and sticks and into canoes, gliders, microlights or sailing boats.
Whether quadbikiing or BloKart sailing, shooting shotguns, air rifles and pistols, or bows and crossbows, it’s about turning their back on ‘disability’ and JUST DOING IT!
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Activities by region
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Recent Posts
London PR Company adopts Sportability - We are delighted to announce that a London based PR company, Maltin PR, have ‘adopted’ Sportability as their chosen charity partner. Following a meeting late last year, the team at Maltin led by Chief Executive and company founder, Tim Maltin, were so enthused by the Sportability attitude and ethos that they have taken on our Charity as a non-fee paying client. Yes, that is correct! They are providing their services completely free of charge as part of their own Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy. Tim Maltin commented: “We are delighted to be working with David and his small but dedicated […]
Fantastic Fundraiser by Karen for Sportability - CHALLENGE COMPLETED – WOW! Karen Ratcliffe has seen how the Sportability experience has helped her Mum and others with MS, Stroke, SCI etc., and decided to take on her own amazing challenge to help fundraise: the Snowdon Marathon! Please follow the link and give generously to help more people to take the ‘dis’ out of disability. A Huge Thank you to Karen, from the Sportability Family 
Our Champion Patron – A Quick Update - Courageous Trish proves “nothing is Impossible” Our Patron, Trish Deykin is in the news! The 2018 Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year Awards saw our very own Trish receive The Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration. Trish is the current Triathlon European Champion, and has been for last two years. She is also a former World Champion. Trish, who has MS, says “nothing is impossible.”- GDPR is Here – Take Action Now! - Just a quick post to remind you that if you were on the Sportability mailing list before 25th May 2018 and did not respond to our bulletins giving Sportability your consent to keep your details on our list, we cannot send you any more emails. Please respond to that bulletin or sign up again using the online form. We don’t want to lose you – Take Action Now! Thanks The Sportability Team