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Sport & Physical Activity for Disabled People in Sheffield Sport & Physical Activity for Disabled People in Sheffield www.withinreach.org.uk Sport & Physical Activity for Disabled People in Sheffield Contents Welcome 4 Activity Timetable 6 - 12 A-Z Clubs and Activities 13 - 80 A-Z Sports Facilities 81 - 96 Useful Contacts 97 - 103 Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained in this directory is accurate, WITHIN REACH and Sheffield City Council do not accept any responsibility for any error or omission that has occurred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: These photos were carried out by; Deborah Stone Photography, UK Coaching and Will Roberts, Vox Multimedia 2 3 Welcome Activity Timetable Welcome to the WITHIN REACH Sports Directory This directory aims to provide you with information on local sports clubs and leisure facilities that are available for disabled people in and around Sheffield. For example, you can find all club details, session times and dates, costs as well as affiliation details. The directory also provides information on sport and leisure facilities as well as useful contacts that can offer you help, assistance or advice. How to use the Directory This sports directory has been designed to be a useful and up to date guide of all the sports clubs, activities and facilities throughout Sheffield. It has been divided alphabetically by club or activity name to help you to find the activity for you. 4 5 Activity Timetable Activity Timetable Monday Sheffield City Boxing Club Leisure Swimming Sheffield Wheelchair Tennis 4.45 pm-6.00 pm 11-16yrs & 6.00 Various times Club D.A.W.S. Community Gym pm-7.30 pm 16+ Page 42 10am - 12pm Tuesday, 11am - 1 pm Various times Page 56 Saturday Page 24 Lynx Basketball Club Page 68 Sheffield SUPER 1S 5pm - 6pm Inclusive Sport 5pm-6pm Page 45 Sheffield Steelers Wheelchair 11am - 12.30pm Page 65 Page 40 Basketball Club Places Wellness 4.30pm - 5.30pm Snookerskills Anytime during opening times Page 63 Inclusive Tennis 10am - 3pm Page 52 1.30pm - 3pm Page 70 Page 41 Snookerskills Spartans FC Private Disability Swimming 10am - 3pm Page 70 Leisure Swimming 6pm - 7pm Lessons Various times Page 71 10:00am, 1:00pm & 2:00pm Page 42 Page 53 South Yorkshire Goalball Club Tuesday 5pm - 7pm Norfolk Lodge Lionesses Page 69 D.A.W.S. Community Gym Sheffield Cycling 4 All 5:30pm - 6:30pm 10am - 12.30pm, 1pm - 3pm Various times Page 49 Page 57 Page 24 Wednesday Places Wellness Asperger’s Children and Anytime during opening times Disability and Autism Friendly Sheffield Inclusive Basketball Carers Together Page 52 Swimming Club 7pm - 9pm 12 noon - 1.30pm 6pm - 7pm Page 17 Page 58 Private Disability Swimming Page 27 Lessons D.A.W.S. Community Gym 10:00am, 1:00pm & 2:00pm Inclusive Sport Multi Sports Sheffield Parent Carer Forum Various times Page 53 Activities 6pm - 7pm Page 24 10am – 11am Page 61 Page 39 6 7 Activity Timetable Activity Timetable Leisure Swimming Sheffield City Boxing Club Children and young Peoples Leisure Swimming Various times 4.45 pm-6.00 pm 11-16yrs & 6.00 Fitness Various times Page 42 pm-7.30 pm 16+ 6.30pm - 8.30pm Page 42 Page 56 Page 20 Mavericks Sports Club Oakwell Terriers 12pm - 3pm Sheffield Otters Swimming Dancestars 2pm – 3.30pm Page 46 Club 5pm - 6pm Page 51 8pm-9pm Page 25 Page 60 Places Wellness Net4All at Sheffield Concord Anytime during opening times D.A.W.S. Community Gym Netball Club Page 52 SRSB Pilates Various times 6pm - 8pm 5pm-6pm Page 48 Page 24 Page 72 Sheffield City Boxing Club Disability and Autism Friendly 4.45 pm-6.00 pm 11-16yrs & 6.00 Norfolk Lodge Lions Sheffield Blind Bowlers pm-7.30 pm Swimming 6:30pm - 8:00pm 10.30am-12pm Page 56 12 noon - 1.30pm Page 50 Page 75 Page 27 Sheffield Cycling 4 All Places Wellness Top Club Athletics Sheffield 10am - 12.30pm, 1pm - 3pm Anytime during opening times 6pm - 7.30pm Fitness Fanatics Page 57 Page 52 6.30pm - 8.00pm Page 78 Page 36 Private Disability Swimming Thursday Free Minds Contemporary Sheffield Smashers Boccia Lessons Ballet Club 10:00am, 1:00pm & 2:00pm Albert Premier Table Tennis 5pm - 6pm 5.45pm - 7.15pm Page 53 Junior Club Page 37 Page 62 5.00pm-8.30pm Page 14 Sheffield Blind Archery Group Inclusive Gym Session 10am -2pm 11am – 12 noon Page 55 Page 38 8 9 Activity Timetable Activity Timetable Sheffield Steelers Wheelchair Chesterfield FC Community Leisure Time 10am, 11am & 12noon Basketball Club Trust 10.30am - 12.30pm Page 15 4.30pm - 5.30pm 6pm - 7pm Page 44 Page 63 Page 19 Asperger’s Children and Places Wellness Carers Together Sheffield Wednesday City Knights FC Anytime during opening times 9.45am - 12.15pm Page 52 Page 16 Community Programme 7pm - 9pm 7.15pm Page 21 Page 67 Private Disability Swimming Coach 2 Include football Cycle Happy Club Lessons 6-12 team, 12-16 team and an adult 6pm - 7pm 10:00am, 1:00pm & 2:00pm team SRSB Swimming Group Page 23 Page 53 11.15am - 12.15pm 11.30am-1.30pm Page 22 Page 73 D.A.W.S. Community Gym Sheffield Lightning Athletics Derek Dooley Football Club Various times Club 10am -12 Noon SRSB Yoga Page 24 5.00pm - 6.00pm Page 26 4.30pm-5.30pm Page 59 Page 77 Feel Good Tennis 11am Sheffield Steelkings Para Ice Disability Swimming Lessons Westfield Disabled Swimming Page 34 4.15pm - 4.45pm Hockey Club Page 28 Group Normally between 5pm - 8pm 7.30pm - 8.30pm Firth Park Friday Club Page 64 Page 80 7pm-9pm Disability Swimming Lessons Page 35 Various 30 minute lessons between SRSB Tai Chi Group Friday 3-6pm 2:30pm-3:30pm Page 29 Asperger’s Children and Leisure Swimming Page 74 Carers Together Various 6pm - 7pm Page 42 Saturday Disability Trampoline Lessons 3.30pm - 4pm Page 18 All Inc Trampolining Page 30 10 11 Activity Timetable A-Z Clubs and Activities Disability Trampoline Lessons Sheffield United CF Kicks 3.15-3.45pm Disability Session Page 31 10.00am -12 Noon Page 66 Down Syndrome Children’s Tennis Sheffield Wheelchair Tennis 2:30pm Club Page 32 11am – 1pm Page 68 Family Time Tennis 11am - 1pm Sunday Page 33 Places Wellness Anytime during opening times Leisure Swimming Page 52 Various times Page 42 Leisure Swimming Various times Snookerskills Page 42 10am - 3pm Page 70 Sheffield Otters Swimming Club Places Wellness Wednesday 8pm-9pm and Sunday Anytime during opening times 3pm-4pm Page 52 Page 60 Quick steps 9:30am-10:30am Yorkshire Visually Impaired Page 54 Cricket Club Various times Page 79 12 A A A-Z Clubs and Activities A-Z Clubs and Activities Albert Premier Table Tennis Junior Club All Inc Trampolining Recreational table tennis club Members are coached through British Gymnastics achievement award scheme. Members remain the responsibility of parents/carers at all Location time but most parents enjoy the chance to meet and chat with each Darnall Baptist Church, Darnall Road, Darnall, Sheffield, S9 5AL other. Telephone Location 07793 050037 Goals Soccer Centre, Norfolk Park Road Email Telephone [email protected] 07984 410855 Main Contact Email Sean Alvey [email protected] Booking required? Main Contact No Liz Brown Sport or Activity Booking required? Table Tennis Yes Is the activity for specific disabilities? Sport or Activity No Trampolining Is the activity for specific disabilities? No Day Thursday Time 5.00pm-8.30pm Level Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Day Saturday Who’s it for? All ages Time 10am, 11am & 12 Noon Cost £4 Level Beginner, Intermediate Sex Male & Female Who’s it for? Age 5 upwards Other info Fully Qualified Coaches, accessible toilets, accessible Cost £5 changing room Sex Male & Female Other info British Gymnastics qualified coaches. Sensory room is available during the sessions. 14 For accessibility information visit: https://www.accessable.co.uk/ For accessibility information visit: https://www.accessable.co.uk/ 15 A A A-Z Clubs and Activities A-Z Clubs and Activities Asperger’s Children and Carers Together Asperger’s Children and Carers Together Current activities include ICT suite, board games, lego, art, outdoor Activities include arts and crafts, pool, board games, lego, outdoor sports, a sensory room and much more! sports and ICT Suite. Location Location St Mary’s Community Centre, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4QZ St Mary’s Community Centre, Bramall Lane, Sheffield, S2 4QZ Telephone Telephone 0114 223 0242 0114 223 0242 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] Main Contact Main Contact Nicola Hough Nicola Hough Booking required? Booking required? Yes Yes Sport or Activity Sport or Activity Acctivate Children’s Club Teenage Youth Club Is the activity for specific disabilities? Is the activity for specific disabilities? Yes-Asperger’s syndrome and autism Yes-Asperger’s syndrome and autism Day Saturday Day Wednesday Time 9.45am - 12.15pm Time 7pm - 9pm Level Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Level Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced Who’s it for? 5 - 12 Who’s it for? 12 - 19 Cost £0 Cost £0 Sex Male & Female Sex Male & Female Other info Accessible Other info Accessable 16 For accessibility information visit: https://www.accessable.co.uk/ For accessibility information visit: https://www.accessable.co.uk/ 17 A C A-Z Clubs and Activities A-Z Clubs and Activities Asperger’s Children and Carers Together Chesterfield FC Community Trust All abilities football club including skills and games. Activities include arts and crafts, pool, board games, lego, outdoor sports and ICT Suite. Location Goals Sheffield, 95 Norfolk Park Road, Sheffield, S2 2RB Location Whittington Green School Telephone 0114 223 0242 Telephone 01246 264030 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Main Contact Nicola Hough Main Contact Nathan Khan Booking
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