There are around 11 million disabled people in the UK. Less than two in ten disabled people in England are taking part in sport. The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) was established in September 1998 as the national body and charity dedicated to disabled people in sport throughout England. We work closely with a number of key partners to improve and increase the opportunities offered, ensuring disabled people have a memorable experience of sport and physical activity. Our partners include the National Disability Sport Organisations and National Governing Bodies of sport.
If you are a disabled person, EFDS can signpost you to numerous participation opportunities and programmes. Being active is a great way to improve your health and well-being. Whatever level you wish to take part, sport and physical activity can be an enjoyable lifestyle choice.
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10 Dec
CP Sport Multi Sports Day - Durham
Open to anyone with cerebral palsy or a physical disability aged between 5 and 19 years. Activities include adapted sports hall athletics, new age kurling, boccia, table cricket and polybat. -
14 Dec
B1 Football Sessions in Hampshire
The Hampshire FA Blind Player Development Centre is running a B1 (totally blind) football session. Players will be put into groups to suit their ability. -
15 Dec
Free Wheelchair Rugby Taster Sessions in Kent
Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby and the Canterbury Rugby Club are teaming up to bring Wheelchair Rugby to Kent, with a series of taster sessions which will take place at Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys.