If your organisation has aims and values that synergise with ours, and you want to use your CSR or Sponsorships budget to fuel efforts to make Wales more inclusive, become a partner with Disability Sport Wales.
Programme
Partnership
insport Programme
The opportunity exists for an organisation to become an insport Programme Partner. insport seeks to embed best-practice disability inclusion in clubs, National Governing Bodies of Sport, local authorities, third sector organisations, and education environments*.
*insport Education is in its conception phase and has not been publicly launched.
Become and insport Partner
Education and Training
Multiple opportunities exists to support Disability Sport Wales' Education and Training Programme including:
UK Disability Inclusion Training (for Coaches and Volunteers)
UK Disability Inclusion Training (for Education)
UK Disability Inclusion Training (for Leisure Service Providers)
UK Disability Inclusion Training (for National Governing Bodies)
Play Together (Disability Inclusion Training for ages 9-11)
Become an Education and Training Partner
Performance Pathway
Support the progression of Welsh excellence by becoming Performance Pathway Partner. The Performance Pathway system supports talented young and adult disabled people to compete in para sport.
Become a Performance Pathway Partner
Community Partner
Disability Sport Wales is proud to work with AF Blakemore & Son Ltd (SPAR UK) as our Community Partner. This partnership supports the delivery of insport Series events around the country which create opportunities for disabled people to come and try sport and physicial activity.
Awards
Supporters
Disability Sport Wales is able to influence, include and inspire in sport with the support of our fantastic partners.
Community Partner
SPAR UK (AF Blakemore Ltd.)
Cynnig Cymraeg
The Cynnig Cymraeg (Welsh Offer) is the official recognition of the Welsh Language Commissioner and is given to organisations that have supported the Commissioner’s long-term plan to ensure people can use the Welsh language in all aspects of their lives, in all parts of Wales. Disability Sport Wales was awarded this certification in June 2024. Read more about our Cynnig Cymraeg (Welsh Offer).
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