Last night we launched our Breaking Barriers research at Nuffield Health's Barbican Support Centre.

By joining forces with our key partners and wider sectors, we are positive that we can enact tangible change for all teenage girls.

Get involved ➡️ bit.ly/3UGTbo

We're at the launch of our new research into disabled teenage girls, created in partnership with Access Sport, Sweaty Betty Foundation and Nuffield Health.

Read the research: womeninsport.org/resource/break…

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📰The ‘Breaking Barriers’ report from Women in Sport with support from Access Sport , Sweaty Betty Foundation, and Nuffield Health highlights challenges and opportunities for disabled teenage girls in sport.

Read the full report here ⤵

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.Access Sport, Women in Sport, Sweaty Betty Foundation and Nuffield Health have collectively released 'Breaking Barriers' - a report exploring disabled teenage girls’ attitudes towards sport and exercise.

Read more about the research here 👇

womeninsport.org/news/breaking-…

64% of disabled teenage girls don't engage in sport or exercise regularly

Launched with Access Sport, Sweaty Betty Foundation and Nuffield Health, our Breaking Barriers report shares the untold stories of disabled teenage girls in accessing sport

Find out more: ow.ly/oEvf50RGH82

On Wednesday, we hosted the Transforming Young Lives Dinner in Manchester.

Thank you to everyone who attended. We appreciate your continued support!

Find out more – bit.ly/3Uikt48

Every month our Inclusive Club Network is celebrating a club within the network that is doing amazing work in their community.

This month we're celebrating Rochdale Mayfield ARLFC!

Head to our website to learn more about their new Tryz sessions - bit.ly/RochdaleMayfie…

Don’t forget to vote in the Games Aid charity election: it’s open until this Thursday 2 May!
By voting for Access Sport you will be helping more disabled and disadvantaged young people access the transformational benefits of sport!
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This weekend Helen Rowbotham, Access Sport's Chief Executive, ran the TSC London Marathon, completing the 26.2-mile course in 4hrs 7 minutes and 59 seconds!

Head to our website to hear Helen’s thoughts about the day – bit.ly/49RQ42x

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Please take two minutes to vote for us in GamesAid’s charity elections!

If you're registered, you should have received your ballot already.

Your vote can help us reach more young people with our BMX cycling programme, helping improve their physical and mental health!

Last Thursday our Inclusive Club Network hosted a Youth Voice and Your Club webinar!

You can now catch up on the webinar and read more about it on our website.

Read more➡️ bit.ly/ICNYouthVoice

Do you want to help make inclusion the norm in community sport?

We are hiring for three roles across our growing organisation:

➡️Programme Leader, Bristol
➡️Development Manager, London/Bristol
➡️Community Coordinator, Manchester.

More information 🔗 bit.ly/3QK4f3S

Excited to be on the ballot for the GamesAid charity vote this year alongside these other great charities!

Please share with friends and colleagues in the video games sector – every vote does make a difference.

Last month we hosted an activity afternoon to engage local disabled girls and non-binary young people.

It was an inspirational day to see so many disabled young people positively engage in sport and exercise!

Find out more - bit.ly/43TvgGD

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“Community sport has the power to change young lives for the better.”

We’re excited to be working with Access Sport to understand the additional barriers disabled teenage girls face when being active.

This week they released an important Manifesto for Change. Check it out📩

A great 5-point manifesto to make community sport more inclusive from Access Sport published to coincide with this year's International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.

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