Support
We enable organisations to support more disabled people to be active.
Engage
We build partnerships to increase the number of disabled people taking part.
Improve
We work with organisations to enhance their work with disabled people.
Advocate
We team up with partners and our members to make active lives possible.
We can enable your organisation to support more disabled people
We develop our support through ongoing research. Our programmes and resources can help you to include disabled people more effectively.
How We HelpFacts and Statistics
Psychological barriers play the biggest role in preventing disabled people from taking part in sport.
Seven out of ten disabled people want to be more active.
One in five people in England have an impairment - around 11.5 million disabled people.
We support disabled people to find opportunities to get active
Being active is good for everyone's health and well-being. There are many ways for people to enjoy an active lifestyle.
Get ActiveLatest News
-
British wheelchair tennis stars set for Australian Open challenge
British wheelchair tennis players Lucy Shuker, Alfie Hewett, Gordon Reid and Andy Lapthorne head Down Under for Australian Open.
-
Blog: “Being active has increased my confidence”
Activity Alliance features a blog every Friday. Today we hear from Sophie on how being active has increased her confidence.
-
Record-breaker David Weir set for 20th consecutive London Marathon
Weir will return to the London Marathon for a 20th consecutive year
Changing the reality of disability, inclusion and sport
Activity Alliance brings our members, partners and disabled people together to make active lives possible. This film captures disabled people talking about being active.
Governance
We believe in having strong governance as it assists us to achieve our ambitious vision. To support this process and help with our continuous improvement, we have a number of plans, policies and terms of reference.
