Working closely with its partner organisations Special Olympics, Mencap/Gateway and the English Federation of Disability Sport, we aim to campaign for, initiate and provide, opportunities in sport and recreation for people in England who have a learning disability.

Registered Charity No. 1045816

John Grooms is a national charity which together with its sister organisation, John Grooms Housing Association, works with disabled people, enabling them to have greater independence, choice and freedom.

Registered Charity No.212463

ASPIRE works with people with spinal cord injury to offer practical support and innovation from the moment of their injury for the rest of their lives.

Its founding principle is and remains integration. 

ASPIRE’s projects include the ASPIRE National Training Centre, a sport and leisure centre dedicated to integrated sport between disabled and non-disabled people, the ASPIRE Human Needs Fund which is available to people with spinal cord injuries to purchase specialist equipment such as a lightweight wheelchair, ASPIRE Research including the Male Fertility Research and ASPIRE Housing for newly discharged spinally injured patients to learn to live independently in the community whilst their housing needs are being resolved.

Registered Charity No.1075317

Founded in 1979, The Disabilities Trust is now a leading national charity providing quality support services for people with profound physical impairments, autism, acquired brain injury and learning disabilities. We aim to improve the quality of life for people with particularly complex and challenging needs and to offer imaginative, progressive services where little or no provision exists.

We operate a network of centres nationwide, from Sunderland in the North to Devon in the South, offering a range of specialist accommodation, rehabilitation and personal support, all aimed at empowering each beneficiary of our services to live more fulfilling and independent lives. 

Registered Charity No. 800797

National association for Bikers with a Disability (N.A.B.D.)

Everyone who has ever ridden a motorcycle will know it's a unique form of transport that makes travelling a pleasure, so much so that the journey often becomes more important than the destination.

The NABD believe that everyone who wishes too should have the freedom to partake of that enjoyment, regardless of physical problems. All that is needed is the will to succeed, with that and the help of the NABD; the freedom to ride is there for everyone.

The will to succeed comes from within and may only need a little encouragement but adaptations can be rather expensive, that’s where the NABD helps, with grants ranging from £300 to £1200, as each adaptation is tailor made to suit both rider and bike.

Each fundraising challenge will not only be a lifetime adventure but it will also help someone’s dreams come true, something that is beyond value.

Registered Charity No.1040907

Skill is a national charity promoting opportunities for people with all kinds of disabilities – physical and sensory disabilities, learning and mental health difficulties – in education, work-based learning and transition to employment.  Skill provides an information and advice service free to disabled people, their families and key advisers through a telephone helpline, emails and letters, and a 500+ page website with Frequently Asked Questions and downloadable information including information booklets and up-to-date policy briefings.

Skill promotes good practice in post-16 provision through publications and events including topical thematic conferences, and influences government and statutory agencies on the impact of national policies. 

Registered Charity No.801971