Being inclusive

How inclusive and accessible is your organisation? Explore our practical guidance to see how you would respond to real-life situations.

This scenario will support your organisation to create an inclusive environment for those affected by rural exclusion, using real-life examples you might encounter in your organisation.

This scenario will support your organisation to create an inclusive environment for different ethnic groups, using real-life examples to aid learning.

This scenario will support your organisation to create an inclusive environment for people living in low-income, underserved communities, using examples you might encounter in real-life situations.

This scenario will support your organisation to create an inclusive environment for people from different faith groups, using examples you might find in real-life situations.

How to create inclusive environments for children and young people with special educational needs.

This scenario will support your organisation to create an inclusive environment for disabled people, using examples you might find in real-life situations.

Learn how this tennis club in the North East have provided an inclusive, welcoming and safe place for the LGBTQ+ community.

Discover how United Judo are providing an inclusive environment to support their local community to take part in sport and physical activity.

Find out how Bexley VSC support local sports clubs and community groups for children and young people, adults with disabilities and also those from the Deaf community within Bexley.

Discover how Weights and Cakes CIC are including and empowering their local community through inclusive activities.

Learn about CALM’s mission to get people talking more about mental health within sports clubs and community groups.

Learn about the Black Sport Collective's mission to increase Black student participation in university sports and physical activity.

Showcasing the inclusive work of Spencer Lynx Hockey Club and lower socio-economic groups in their community.

A guide and bank of questions to help your organisation better understand the experience you provide for your participants and volunteers.

See how Hinckley Town Tennis Club engage Ukrainian refugees living in their area and provide sporting and social opportunities to enable them to come together and be part of life at the club.

NETBALLHer is an education programme that aims to drive change and normalise conversations on topics around the female body.

Black Girls Ruck is a rugby group committed to the inclusion and amplification of Black female voices in rugby.

Don’t worry, Club Matters hasn’t gone anywhere; we’ve just got a fresh, friendly, inclusive new look – we hope you like it!

Barton Inclusive FC provides inclusive football opportunities to disabled people, thanks in great part to their strong volunteer base.

Learn how the campaign is helping people to create inclusive clubs and organisations that provide for disabled people and people with long-term health conditions.

SPICE is an ice-skating club for children and young people with special needs, which has also been really successful in attracting young volunteers.

This partnership shows how Belong Nottingham and Beeston Hockey Club offer positive experiences to the participants involved, and how they have learned about recognising and overcoming barriers.

How Dance Action Zone Leeds supported young people's physical and mental wellbeing through Covid-19.

How Tunbridge Wells Hockey Club is engaging disabled participants by creating an inclusive Flyerz section.

How Scottish swimming group Soul Swimmers is prioritising inclusivity and offering additional sporting provision to Black women.

How Portsmouth triathletes provide an inclusive environment for people with long-term health conditions, while providing a friendly, supportive atmosphere where everyone feels they fit in.

Poplar BMX showcase how they have worked with Access Sport to create an inclusive environment for the whole community.

Use this tool to explore how accessible your organisation is for disabled people.

The LGBTQ+ community can face barriers to taking part in sport, so we've put together some tips for embedding LGBTQ+ inclusion into community sports organisations.

Supporting mental wellbeing within your community sports organisation and creating positive experiences to meet different needs.

How can community sports organisations create inclusive environments for disabled people and people living with long-term health conditions? Read on to find out!