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Hampshireandiowdisabiltysport Welcome to the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wight Disability Sports Guide. Arranged into local authority areas, the Guide provides contact details for Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) Facilities, sports clubs and local sports development and governing body officers. Leisure Centres with IFI accreditation are part of a programme supporting the fitness industry to become more inclusive; catering for the needs of disabled and non-disabled people and raising physical activity participation levels. The main focus areas are Accessible Facilities, Inclusive Fitness Equipment, Staff Training and Inclusive Marketing Strategies. For more 2 detailed information please look at Disabled Go www.disabledgo.com. Multi Sports Clubs offer a variety of activities and sport, and do not necessarily focus on one particular sport, whereas Sports Specific Clubs concentrate on one sport. It is advisable to contact all clubs and facilities before visiting to check on current details and suitability. This information is available on the ‘Find a Club’ facility on the Sport Hampshire and Isle of Wight website www.getactivehampshireiow.co.uk. The Hampshire County Council Short Breaks Programme (www.hants.gov.uk/shortbreaks), supported by Parent Voice, can enable children Tom Murley Sit Skier and young people with disabilities and/or additional needs to join in with safe, fun and interesting activities and aims to give parents or carers an opportunity to have a short break from caring. For more information about additional recreational activities go to www.hampshiregateway.info or call 0300 303 8603. Overton Black Arrows Disabled (open club) Testbourne School, Whitchurch & Laverstoke Lane, Laverstoke, RG28 7NY Contact: Mr I Boreham Email: secretary@overtonblack- arrows.org Basingstoke Tel: 07799 831845 IFI Facility Badminton Basingstoke Aquadrome All Stars Badminton Club Worting Road, Basingstoke RG22 6PG Club Times: Various sessions and Email: Online enquiry form venues (check website for details) Tel: 01256 472343 Ages: All ages Website: www.basingstokeleisure. Contact: Linda Rapacioli com/aquadrome Email: [email protected] Tel: 07891 305179 The Hurst Leisure Centre Website: www.allstarsbadminton. Woodlands Road, Baughurst, Tadley wordpress.com RG26 5NL Shining Stars Badminton Email: [email protected] 3 Tel: 01189 811611 and Ball Skills Club Website: www.hurstcentre.co.uk The Roger Morris Centre, Eastrop, Basingstoke RG21 4QE Wellbeing Officers - Sport Club Times: Saturday 9–10 am Susan Parker Ages: 12+ years Email: susan.parker@basingstoke. Contact: Linda Rapacioli gov.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01256 845685 Tel: 07891 305179 Website: www.allstarsbadminton. Amy Sambell wordpress.com Email: amy.sambell@basingstoke. gov.uk Multi-Sports Tel: 01256 845685 Basingstoke Gap Tom Murley Sit Skier Archery Junction 6, Everest Community Academy, Oxford way, Old Basing Disabled Basingstoke RG24 9UP Archers (open club) Club Times: Wednesday 7-9pm Recreation Ground, The Street, Ages: 16-25 years Old Basing. Contact: Helen Smith Contact: Mr A Caine Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 07758 760699 Tel: 01256 780080 Website: www.basingstokegap.org Basingstoke Dis-Sport Swimming Basingstoke Sport Centre, Festival Basingstoke Bluefins Place, Basingstoke RG21 7LE (Shark Squad) Club Times: Tuesday 8-10pm The Aquadrome, Worting Rd, Ages: 12+ years Basingstoke RG22 6PG Contact: Julian Thomas Club Times: Sunday 6-7pm Email: [email protected] Ages: 6-18 years Tel: 01256 322658 or 07590 430082 Contact: Tony Bamberger Email: tony.bamberger@hotmail. Inclusive Multi-Sports co.uk Queen Mary Sports Centre, Tel: 01256 850254 Cliddesden Road, Basingstoke Website: www.swimbluefins.org RG21 3HF Club Times: Various sessions Tennis Ages: All ages Totally Tennis Contact: Nick Chandler War Memorial Park, Crossborough Hill, Email: [email protected] Basingstoke, RG21 4AG Tel: 01256 418301 Downs Syndrome Tennis Website: www.qmc.ac.uk/sports- Club Times: Sunday 9am-4pm centre Ages: 5-18 years New Age Kurling For course dates please call reception 4 Disability Tennis New Age Kurling Club Club Times: Sunday 9am-4 pm Ridgeway Centre, Blackdown Close, Ages: 11+ years Basingstoke RG22 5BN Contact: James McIntosh Club Times: Wednesday 2-4pm Email: james.mcintosh@totallytennis. Ages: All ages co.uk Contact: Bryan Martin Tel: 01256 358816 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01256 478296 Special Needs Judo Shin Gi Tai Martial Arts Academy The Annex @ ITT Industries, Jays Close, Basingstoke RG22 4BA Club Times: monthly (various dates) 12.30–2pm Ages: 5+ years Contact: Bryan Andrews Email: specialneeds@hampshirejudo. org.uk Tel: 01256 364104 Kirsty Cope (East Hants) (Thurs/Fridays) Email: [email protected] Tel: 01730 234015 Website: www.getactivenow.org.uk Football Four Clubs United Mill Chase Recreation Ground, Bordon East GU35 0ER (Apr-Aug), Mill Chase Community College, Hampshire Bordon GU35 0ER (Sept-Mar) IFI Facilities Club Times: Monday 7-8pm Taro Leisure Centre (term time) Penns Place, Petersfield GU31 4EX Ages: 5 to adult Email: enquiries@taroleisurecentre. Contact: Sean Bicknell co.uk Email: [email protected] Tel: 01730 263996 Tel: 01420 476550 Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres. Website: www.fourclubs.co.uk co.uk/centres/taro-leisure-centre Pompey Powerchair The Petersfield School, Cranford Rd, Alton Sports Centre 5 Chawton Park Road, Alton GU34 1ST Petersfield GU32 3LU Email: enquiries@altonsportscentre. Club Times: Alternate Sundays co.uk 12 noon–2pm Tel: 01420 540040 Ages: All ages Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres. Contact: Steve Baxter co.uk/centres/alton-sports-centre Email: [email protected] Tel: 07969 883564 Mill Chase Leisure Centre Mill Chase Road, Bordon GU35 0ER Judo Email: enquiries@millchaseleisure- Hollywater Judo Club centre.co.uk Frogmore Leisure Centre, Tel: 01420 472549 Potley Hill Rd, Yateley Website: http://www.dcleisurecentres. GU46 6AG co.uk/centres/mill-chase-leisure-centre Club Times: Saturdays 5-8 years 1-2pm, 8-15 years 2 – 3pm, Sports Development 16+ 3-4.15pm Officers Contact: Fiona Prudence Louise Christie (Tues/Thurs/Fri) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: 07751 355685 Tel: 01420 839986 Website: www.hollywaterjudoclub. co.uk Multi Sports PALS East Hants Multi Sports Various locations Club Club Times: Various Treloar School, London Rd, Alton Ages: 6-21 years GU34 4EN Contact: Caroline Devlin Club Times: Wednesday 6.45-8pm Email: [email protected] (term time) Tel: 02392 671874 Ages: All ages Website: www.enableability.org.uk/ Contact: Kirsty Cope services/pals Email: [email protected] Tel: 01730 234015 Wheelchair Tennis Website: http://ehdf.org.uk Kingsley Indoor Tennis Centre Equestrian Main Road, Kingsley, Shedfield Equestrian Bordon Botley Road, Shedfield, Southampton, GU35 9NG Hampshire SO32 2HN. Club Times: Wednesday and Club Times: open 7 days a week, Friday 1-4pm Mon to Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 9am - 4pm Contact: Colin Jakeway Ages: for all ages over 4 years old Email: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01420 489492 6 Tel: 01329 830387 Website: www.shedfieldridingschool. co.uk IFI Facility Wyvern College Botley Rd, Fair Oak Eastleigh SO50 7AN Email: [email protected] Tel: 02380 692678 Website: www.wyvern.hants.sch.uk Fleming Park Leisure Centre Passfield Ave, Eastleigh SO50 9NL Email: enquiries@flemingparkleisure- centre.co.uk Tel: 02380 684800 Eastleigh Website: www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk/ centres/fleming-park-leisure-centre Sports Development Officer Boccia Janine Pickering Eastleigh Boccia Club Email: Janine.pickering@eastleigh. The Hub, Bishopstoke Road, Eastleigh gov.uk SO50 6LA Tel: 02380 683367 Club Times: Thursday 5-6pm (term time) and 1.30-3pm (out of term time Eastleigh Active Buddy Ages: under 19 years Scheme Contact: Maria Kimber Fleming Park Leisure Centre Email: [email protected] Passfield Ave, Eastleigh SO50 9NL Tel: 02380 647090 Contact: Daisy Brookman Email: [email protected] Cricket Tel: 07795 805208 Fair Oak Cricket Club Website: www.paviliononthepark.org/ 8 Dartington Road, Bishopstoke, index.php/activity-buddy-sceme Eastleigh SO50 6NR Club Times: Tuesday eve May-August Archery 6.30-8pm AC Delco Disabled Bowmen Ages: 12+ years (open club) Contact: Leon Badger Highbridge Farm, Highbridge road, Email: [email protected] Eastleigh SO50 6HN Tel: 07706 438900 Contact: Mrs J Carr (secretary) 7 Email: [email protected] Hampshire Visually Tel: 02380 320540 Impaired Cricket Club Ageas Bowl Indoor School, Botley Badminton Road, Southampton S030 3XH The Hub Multi-Sports Club Club Times: Various throughout year The Hub, Bishopstoke Road, Eastleigh Ages: All ages SO50 6LA Contact: Ian Morris Club Times: 4.30-5.30pm Email: [email protected] Ages: 8+ years Tel: 07795 977379 Contact: The Hub Email: [email protected] Cycles For All Tel: 02380 647090 Pavilion on the Park 1 Kingfisher Rd, Eastleigh SO50 9LH Basketball Club Times: Monday, Wednesday, Eastleigh Disability Friday and Saturday 10am-12pm Basketball Club Ages: All ages Wyvern College, Botley Rd, Fair Oak Contact: Daisy Brookman SO50 7AN Email: [email protected] Club Times: Saturday 9.30-10.30am Tel: 02380 612710 Ages: 16+ years Website: www.paviliononthepark.org/ Contact: Janine Pickering index.php/cycles-for-all Email: [email protected] Tel: 02380 683367 Dance Classes Solent Sportsability Club The Point Queen Elizabeth II Silver
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