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    Disability Sport & Physical Activity in Birmingham

    The Birmingham Disability Network has been established to enhance disability and inclusive sport and physical activity opportunities across the city. This network, comprising Sport Birmingham, Street Games UK, Access Sport, Activity Alliance, West Midlands Combined Authority, and Sported, aims to support local sport clubs and community groups.


    To effectively tailor our support and guidance, we invite Birmingham-based clubs and groups to participate in a brief survey. This will assist us in understanding the current landscape and identify areas where we can offer assistance.

    All survey responses and contact information will be securely stored by Sport Birmingham on their CRM platform (arkflux). Participants have the right to request the removal of their data at any time. Survey responses will be shared among the network partners (listed above) for analytical purposes.

    We appreciate your cooperation in helping us improve access to sport and physical activity for everyone in Birmingham.
      • First Name*
      • Last Name*
      • Organisation*
      • Email*
      • Postcode
        Of sport club or community organisation
      • Current Provision
      • Does your offer currently engage with / could engage with disabled people?*
      • What ages do you currently have provision for at your organisation? (tick all that apply)
      • If yes, are there any particular impairment groups that you do/could cater for?
      • What type of sessions do you run? (tick all that apply)
        Session types taken from The Activity Inclusion Model (AIM) and STEP Tool (https://www.activityalliance.org.uk/how-we-help/resources/8772-activity-cards)

        Open         - Everyone can take part together. Simple naturally inclusive activities that the entire group can do with little or no modifications.
         
        Modified - Everyone can do the same activity. Adaptations are made using STEP to support the inclusion of some participants.

        Parallel - Participants are grouped according to their ability. The activity varies for each group with different targets, equipment and challenges.

        Specific - Disabled participants take part in an activity that is specific to a sport, including disability sports. It can be used as a short-term means of developing skills with a view to future inclusion.
      • Please provide a brief outline of these sessions.
        Type of sport or physical activity, location, sessions per week.
      • How many people does your club engage with on a weekly basis
        Non-disabled participants 
      • How many people does your club engage with on a weekly basis
        Disabled participants 
      • We know that the majority of disabled people may have more than one impairment but are you able to give us a rough percentage breakdown of the following impairments?
        - Physical Disability
        - Blind, Visually Impaired
        - Deaf
        - Neurodivergent (ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia)
        - Learning Disability
        - Long-term health conditions
        - Mental Health Conditions
      • Do you feel you would have enough confidence/knowledge to facilitate a session for a disabled person with the following impairments:

        1 = not confident at all
        5 = extremely confident 
      • Physical disability

      • Blind, Visually Impaired

      • Deaf
      • Neurodivergent
        ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia
      • Learning Disability
      • Long-term Health Condition
      • Mental Health Conditions
      • What are the main challenges you face as an organisation to offer /or offer more provision for disabled people?
        Please select the top 3 challenges you face as an organisation.
      • If you wish to, please explain your selections to the question above.
      • What additional support could organisations such as Sport Birmingham, Street Games, Sport and Access Sport, provide, to ensure you start providing sessions / continue provision for disabled people?
      • Are you aware of the Active Birmingham or Every Body Moves activity finders?*
      • Do you currently list your activity on these platforms?
      • Are you currently part of any networks in your local area? *
        This can be for sport, physical activity or other types of networks.
      • If yes, what networks are you part of?
      • We will be completing further consultation with organisations around sport and physical activity opportunities for disabled people. 

        Would you be willing to talk more with us about your experiences?
        *
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