Welcome / Croeso

Welcome / Croeso

 

 

 

The Disability Sport Wales National Community Development Programme is a joint initiative between the Sports Council for Wales, the Federation of Disability Sport Wales and the 22 local authorities across Wales. The scheme is aimed at developing quality community based sporting and recreational opportunities for disabled people throughout Wales.

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Disability Sport Wales was officially launched in September 2000 as Disability Sport Cymru with the employment of local development officers in Wrexham, Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot and Pembrokeshire

Information and Performance

Designated website for news on performance and general information on work of the Federation of Disability Sport Wales.

www.disabilitysportwales.org 

News:

12 May 2008

MEDALS GALORE FOR WALES AT PARALYMPIC WORLD CUP

Welsh swimmers celebrated official selection for the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games by winning two golds and a silver at the Paralympic World Cup, while the nation’s cyclists, athletes and basketballers also had a successful Manchester outing.

12 May 2008

THOMAS FACES QINGDAO TEST

Steve Thomas will get his first chance to compete on the 2008 Paralympic race track in Qingdao, China, when racing at the 2008 IFDS Qingdao International Regatta gets underway on Sunday (11 May).

12 May 2008

Wales Triumph at 2008 Home Countries (Wheelchair Bowls) Championships

For the first time since 2000 Wales have won the Home Countries Championships, held at Stoke Mandeville over the Bank Holiday weekend of 3rd/4th and 5th May.

8 May 2008

Karate club trio's medal-winning performances

A Vale of Glamorgan karate club's new section for youngsters with disabilities and special needs has enjoyed further success on the competition scene.

8 May 2008

Liz Johnson - The Paralymic silver medallist discusses the importance of education and her determination to be the best.

Raise Your Game: How important has education been for you? Liz Johnson: I think education is important because it helps to keep your feet on the ground.