Equality in Sport

We recognise that some people within Glasgow need more support to get active.
We have a wide range of sport and physical activity programmes which are designed for adults and young people with a range of disabilities.

These programmes are school based, or in our Leisure Centres or in various Community venues. Led by highly qualifed staff, these range from Multi-Sport Clubs for young people, Holiday Sport Programmes, Learn To Swim, Wheelchair Tennis and Basketball and a wide range of activity sessions for adults.

We also run a number of Events such as the popular Superday for young people and Junior Sports festivals/events.

We work closely with black and minority ethnic communities in Glasgow to ensure that appropriate, accessible sports provision is available for young and old. We work extensively in schools, multi-cultural centres and leisure facilites to provide - for example - keep fit, Kabbadi, cricket, swimming and many more sports programmes for young people. We also have holiday programmes for school aged children during school holidays (mainly summer and easter) – and work closely with a range of community organisations and other agencies such to ensure sport is more available across all communities.

We support community and national-level events such as the SEMSA Football Championships; Sighthill Festival, Todays Scotland badminton event, Glasgow ANSAR football and cricket tournaments and other events which provide a profile for black and minority communities.