Halton Tennis Centre has many years’ experience as a Disability Tennis provider recognised by the Tennis Foundation and each year they hold an Inclusive Tennis Festival. Their aim is to inspire people with disabilities to play tennis, whatever their ability or background and to provide opportunities for all.

Basingstoke totally tennis launched their sessions in 2012 and they have been a great success. At totally tennis they believe tennis is fun and energetic. In each session they have different activities which help improve co-ordination and fitness. The session also teaches players specific tennis techniques and helps individuals understand the game of tennis.

No barriers at riverside Tennis Club Riverside Tennis aim is to inspire everyone to play tennis. Whatever your disability there is always something at Riverside that you can get involved in. We are Bedfordshire’s premier tennis club and one of a small number of Clubs in the Country that are part of the Disability Tennis […]

Tennis at Spring Lane offers a modern, friendly and non-elitist atmosphere, welcoming players of all standards to join.

Launched in 2012, the sessions at Oxstalls Tennis Centre is now in its fourth year of delivering fun sessions based on improving tennis skills and techniques.

The aim of the Foundation is to use Tennis to make an active difference into the lives of thousands of young people throughout Liverpool – developing transferable life skills of self-esteem, respect for others and teamwork.

The sessions at Hale Tennis Club have been a great success with over 20 participants coming each month.

Millwalls sessions provide an opportunity for those with Down’s syndrome to take part in fun, sporting activities. Millwall safe approach to these sessions allows parents to get involved whilst at times watching their child adventure on their own. Millwall aims for the session is to allow individuals the space to grow, learn, make new friends […]

On the Sunday of the first Great British Tennis Weekend of the year, East Anglia Tennis and Squash Club played host to a tennis taster day, run in association with DSActive and the Tennis Foundation. The event attracted a fantastic turn out for a taster day. Ten people with Down’s syndrome, of various ages, came along with many trying out tennis […]

The ActiveAce Nottingham sessions began in July and have been a success ever since. Sessions offer a wide range of activities for people of all abilities to get involved.