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Programme Sponsored by Saturday 17th to Sunday 25th September 2016. A FUN-FILLED WEEK OF SPORTING ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH OR WITHOUT AN IMPAIRMENT TO TAKE PART IN... Activities delivered by organisations in the city will include: Cycling, Badminton, Shooting, Bowls, Cricket, Hockey, Tennis and more… For a full list of the FREE “ Have a go at or minimal cost taster something new… events taking place across it could be fun, and Birmingham, along with details you’ll never know on how to book, please take unless you try it!” a look inside or go online: Anna Turney, sportbirmingham.org/events BISF 2016 Ambassador Get Inspired @BhamDisSport | #BISF16 | /birminghamdisabilitysport WELCOME! What a fantastic year it has been for me as current chair of the Birmingham Disability Sports Forum. The group has been busy helping to create even more sporting activities for all, and this is due to many more volunteers, organisations, clubs and National Governing Bodies of Sport (NGBs) getting involved with enthusiasm and getting in contact with our highly valued team. Over the years I have been a volunteer and Trustee of The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) and the Dwarf Sports Association (DSAuk). I would encourage any disabled person who feels they would like to get involved in this way to just do it - I learnt so much as I went along and feel so good that I have put back a little of what it has given me and my children, who also have my disability. Don’t think that you have nothing to give, because everyone is valued and supported in this world of sport! I myself as Chairperson have witnessed so many fantastic changes in the city over the past 12 months in sport. From new facilities being developed, to the numerous great events delivered by dynamic staff and volunteers. I am so excited to see how our home grown Brummie talent performs at the Rio Paralympic Games; the wonderful Ellie Simmonds, Jordanne Whiley, Robert Oliver, Jack Rutter - to name but a few. The National Dwarf Games are hosted here in Birmingham each year, and in 2016, a record 200 took part - our best yet! Festivals like this help to inspire, encourage and bring pride to people from all ages, backgrounds and abilities, so please don’t miss out as we all do know sport and activity changes lives! Enjoy Every Moment April Barrett MBE Chair of the Birmingham Disability Sports Forum I am honoured to be ambassador for I have also learnt a lot and had Birmingham Inclusive Sports Fest 2016. tremendous fun in the process. When I was told I would never walk again, aged 26, I wondered how I’d ever have fun… Having just had a baby, I appreciate how hard The opportunity to try new sports helped it can be to make my confidence grow and I met wonderful the time or find people. Four years later I became a the confidence to Paralympian in Alpine Skiing. I have since play sport, but it’s won 6 World Cup medals and represented amazing what you GB at two Winter Paralympic Games! can achieve when you get out there The power of sport to inspire is infinite. It and try new things! brings people and communities together to have fun and excel. I love trying new Anna Turney sports and enjoy wheelchair basketball and GB Paralympic Skier & tennis, swimming, kayaking and handcycling. Official BISF 2016 Ambassador I enjoy the feeling of inclusiveness and www.annaturney.com community spirit that sport brings. Birmingham is the second largest city in England and has a population of 200,000 people with a disability. Despite this, 76% of disabled people living in our city do not take part in ANY sport or physical activity at all - higher than the national average. From Saturday 17th September – Sunday 25th September 2016, the fourth annual Birmingham Inclusive Sports Fest will take place in the city, offering inspirational inclusive sports taster days that will cater for individuals with a range of impairments. The activity ‘open days’ will aim to encourage residents of Birmingham to come along and experience inclusive or disability-specific activities they may never have tried before. Not only is BISF an exciting campaign that aims to encourage people from all walks of life, ages and abilities to have fun and be active & healthy; but it also provides the opportunity to raise the profile of local organisations in Birmingham who dedicate their time to delivering inclusive activities in their local communities. The longer-term outcomes for BISF are to ensure that inclusive pathways into recreational opportunities are improved and better communicated, and that more high quality opportunities for all individuals with an impairment are established to enable talent to flourish. The only thing left to do is to take a look at what BISF week 2016 has to offer! “ I’m extremely passionate about sport for all, regardless of level or ability, and I believe that BISF 2016 will provide these opportunities for disabled people to get involved in a range of sports and activities, as well as providing pathways for these individuals to continue participating long into the future. I encourage anyone with or without a disability to get involved. You never know, you may find something that could change your life! If nothing else it will be a fun, inclusive week celebrating everything great that disability sport encompasses” Dean Miller GB Paralympian in the 1500m T37 “ During my teenage years, my sight deteriorated significantly but I didn’t want to resort to just listening to football on the radio, I still wanted to have a kick around with my mates. Judo was the closest thing to love at first sight. It was inclusive and I really thrived on the chance to test myself against my sighted counterparts which gave me a sense of feeling equal. I believe Birmingham Inclusive Sports Fest is a fantastic opportunity to make friends and most importantly ignite a new passion”. Darren Harris GB Paralympian in VI Football 5-aside & 2008 Beijing Paralympian in Judo Sponsored by Saturday 17th to Sunday 25th September 2016. Please note that sessions are FREE and open to all impairments unless otherwise stated. All activities must be booked in advance by contacting the session provider. Saturday 17th September 2016 Sunday 18th September 2016 BISF 2016 Launch Day! TRAMPOLINING, SOFT PLAY & SENSORY DEN FREE taster activities will be delivered at Queen Open family play session. Alexandra College Sports Hall, Court Oak Road, WHERE: The Fundamental Movement Academy Birmingham, B17 9TG from 1.30pm-3.30pm. CIC, Unit 38 Monkspath Business Park, Monkspath, Solihull, B90 4NZ There will be have-a-go opportunities in sports / TIME: 10am – 12pm activities such as: CONTACT: Liz McMillan on 08005999362 or [email protected] • Wheelchair Basketball COST: £6 • Adaptive Cycling • Indoor Rowing & Kayaking • New Age Kurling • Table Cricket ‘ACT FOR AUTISM’ - • Golf Putting Challenge…and more! MULTI SPORTS TASTER DAY Places are limited, so please book by Friday 9th Activities include football, rugby, tennis, September 2016 by contacting: Cheyanne Haye swimming and others. Aimed at families and on: 07730 281710 or people of all ages with Autism. WHERE: Small Heath Wellbeing Centre, Muntz [email protected] Street, Small Heath, Birmingham, B10 9RX TIME: 11am – 3pm CONTACT: Andrew Stead on 0121 464 6131 or [email protected] VI TENNIS COST: FREE These sessions are for people with a visual impairment. WHERE: Sutton Coldfield Tennis Club, MULTI SPORTS TASTER DAY Highbridge Road, Sutton Coldfield, B73 5QB Activities include swimming, multisports TIME: 12pm – 1pm and cricket. Aimed at families and people CONTACT: Simon Lancaster on 07946 469 506 of all ages with Autism. or [email protected] WHERE: Tiverton Pool, Tiverton Road , COST: FREE Selly Oak, B29 6BU TIME: 9am- 11:30am CONTACT: Andrew Stead on 0121 464 6131 or [email protected] COST: FREE SWIMMING MOTOR ACTIVITIES TRAINING For anyone with a disability. Pre-booking is required. PROGRAMME WHERE: The Orange Squad/Orion Swimming For people with profound and multiple Club, KEHS, Edgbaston Park Road, Birmingham, learning disabilities. B15 2UB WHERE: Enterprise Hub, Bottetourt Rd, Weoley TIME: 2:00pm – 4:30pm Castle, B29 5TE CONTACT: Donna Russ at [email protected] TIME: 10am - 11am COST: FREE CONTACT: The Sports Team on 0121 427 6404 / 07891574448 or [email protected] CYCLING WITH AUTISM COST: FREE Pre-booking is required via the website. For adults and children on the Autism Spectrum or with Dyspraxia. Ages 4 upwards RIFLE AND PISTOL SHOOTING WHERE: Calthorpe Park, Edward Road, Balsall These are 1 hour sessions, starting on-the- Heath, Birmingham, B12 9LQ hour. Pre-booking is required. TIME: 9am – 2pm WHERE: Sutton Coldfield Rifle & Pistol Club, CONTACT: Cycle South Brum on 0121 448 0119 SCTFC Ground, Coles Lane, Sutton Coldfield, or (preferably) visit: cyclesouthbrum.com/bisf16 Birmingham, B36 8BP. COST: Suggested donation £10. The first 5 TIME: 11am – 3pm bookings made will be offered a place on the CONTACT: Trevor Haynes on 0121 749 6778 or session for FREE [email protected] COST: £2 GOLF Pre-booking is required. Family friendly golf HOCKEY sessions for any age, any gender. For people with learning disabilities WHERE: Walmley Golf Club Brooks Rd Wylde WHERE: Enterprise Hub, Bottetourt Rd, Weoley Green B721HR Castle, B29 5TE TIME: 4:30pm – 5:30pm TIME: 5pm – 6pm CONTACT: Sam Stuart on 07880644047 / CONTACT: The Sports Team on 0121 427 6404 0121 373 0029 #5 or [email protected] / 07891574448 COST: £2.50 or [email protected] COST: FREE MULTI SPORTS WHERE: Conway Rd, Chelmsley Rd, Solihull, Monday 19th September 2016 Birmingham B37 5LA TIME: 11am – 12pm CONTACT: Logan Gray on 01217048075 or [email protected] LD TENNIS COST: FREE These sessions are for people with a learning disability.
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