Sport

Blind Veterans (formerly St. Dunstans) provides vision impaired Armed Forces and National Service veterans with the person-centred services and tailored support they need to discover life beyond sight loss.  Blind Veterans UK’s work ranges from helping veterans relearn vital life skills and providing them with the tools they need to be independent in their own homes, to offering new learning, training and recreation opportunities and providing long-term nursing, residential and respite care.

British Blind Sport is  a registered charity that provides and promotes opportunities for blind and partially sighted people to access, participate and complete in sport.

Shropshire Cycling4All is a group of partners eager to raise awareness of and develop all ability cycling opportunities across the County.

Charlotte’s Tandems is a national charity which lends out tandems at no charge to those with a special need or disability.

Staffordshire Ability Cricket provides the opportunity for anyone with a disability to access cricket coaching and unique competitions across the county. For more information, contact their office on our office on 01785 212120.

Blind golf is a team game comprising of a visually impaired player and a sighted guide or caddy. With the golfer being visually impaired, they are totally reliant on their guide, making a good relationship vital to success.  For more information, contact England & Wales Blind Golf.

Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) enriches the lives of over 25,000 disabled children and adults through horses.  Offering activities like riding and carriage driving, RDA provides therapy, fitness, skills development and opportunities for achievement.

British Blind Sport is  a registered charity that provides and promotes opportunities for blind and partially sighted people to access, participate and complete in sport.