London Marathon 2026: Three incredible runners supporting inclusive sport

Three incredible runners took on the 2026 London Marathon in support of Disability Sports Coach, raising vital funds to help disabled people access inclusive sport across London. A huge congratulations to everyone who crossed the finish line, including our Trustee Chris Randall, alongside fellow runners James Frawley and Kevin Barry-Dawkins from our partners at MIGSCO-PCUBED. […]

Trustee Sam Vardy goes the distance with ultra-marathon challenge

DSC Trustee Sam Vardy smiles in a woodland as he prepares to run an ultramarathon.

200km. 30 hours. One incredible effort. Disability Sports Coach Trustee, Sam Vardy, has now completed his ultramarathon challenge, running for 30 hours and covering 200km before an ankle injury brought his challenge to a close. He has already raised £4,549, rising to over £5,500 with Gift Aid, with match funding likely to take the total […]

Inclusive coaching goes international in Barcelona

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More than 30 coaches gathered in Barcelona for a day focused on one simple goal: making sport more inclusive. For the first time, Disability Sports Coach delivered an international training course. Thanks to our partners, Nike, we worked alongside local groups to share practical approaches to inclusive coaching. The theory sessions were delivered in Spanish […]

Disability Sports Coach partners with The Fore to expand inclusive sport

Disability Sports Coach is partnering with The Fore to strengthen and expand our work with people with complex disabilities. Disabled people are still far more likely to be physically inactive than non-disabled people. For those with complex disabilities, opportunities to take part in sport and physical activity can be even more limited. A shortage of […]

Give the gift of inclusion this Christmas

Two women smile while high-fiving. They are in a sports all with other people playing in the background.

Christmas Eve update – we did it! We hit our Christmas Appeal target! Thank you to everyone who gave and shared our campaign. Because of your support, we can continue building inclusive sport opportunities where disabled children and adults feel part of their community. For many members, sport is not just an activity: it is […]

Strictly dance heroes raise over £1,000 for DSC

A man and woman dance do a Latin dance together. They are on a stage in front ofa red background.

Two students at King’s College London are feeling on top of the world after winning a Strictly Come Dancing competition – and raising over £1,000 for Disability Sports Coach. Pedro Murciano and his dance partner Eva took to the stage on 31st October in front of 400 people. Competing against 24 other teams, they came […]

Partnership in Merton improves activity levels among children

A partnership between Disability Sports Coach, the London Borough of Merton, and the Tim Henman Foundation has significantly improved activity levels among children after just a year. Launching in September 2024 with tennis legend Tim Henman attending, Community Club Merton is a free inclusive sports club for all disabled children and young people in the […]

Aspiring coaches graduate from Nike’s Inclusive Activity Leaders programme

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We are proud to welcome a new group of newly-qualified sports coaches to the DSC family! The group completed our free Inclusive Activity Leaders (IAL) programme. Delivered in partnership with Nike, IAL trains disabled and non-disabled people together to become qualified sports coaches. At our graduation ceremony, our friends at Nike gifted signed jerseys from […]

Join our team! We’re looking for Sports Coaches

Would you like to coach at our award-winning Community Clubs or our Community Coaching sessions? Be part of a team breaking down barriers and building a love of sport and movement for children and adults. What you’ll be doingYou’ll bring sport and physical activity to life by running fun sessions for disabled children and adults. […]

Temi takes centre stage at Wimbledon Men’s Singles Wheelchair Final

British number 1 tennis players Katie Boulter and Jack Draper stand alongside four young people on Centre Court at Wimbledon.

We’re thrilled to share that Temi, one of our Inclusive Activity Leaders, performed the coin toss at this year’s Wimbledon Men’s Singles Wheelchair Final. The match took place on Sunday 13 July on Centre Court, and Temi stepped forward in front of a global audience. The opportunity came thanks to the Wimbledon Foundation, who invited […]

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