We were excited to be at the launch of @sportinherts No Limits 2026 campaign a few weeks ago. Our CEO Adam Blaze was on the panel. The campaign aims to support and empower disabled people of all ages, backgrounds, and experiences to move more, and find activities which suit them.

Today, Sport England has published the latest results from the Active Lives Children and Young People Survey for the academic year 2024-25. Over 130,000 pupils in Years 1-11 (aged 5-16) and their parents, took part in the survey. Here's our response:

Yesterday we started a movement to change lives. Whether you’re part of a grassroots club, national body, charity, or public sector organisation, you can play your part in building a future where everyone feels they belong. Add your voice to the alliance: https://t.co/gQIpTT1WEA

Everyone should feel they belong in sport. Yet disabled adults are almost twice as likely to be inactive as non-disabled adults (40.8% vs 20.7%). We’re supporting @AllForActivity’s We All Belong campaign to help close this gap. Join us 👉 https://t.co/m4r85NInHj

We're proud to support the #WeAllBelong campaign to help close this gap. 💪 Removing barriers unlocks wellbeing & independence. If you're looking to make your activities more inclusive, check out the resources and guidance available here: 👉

We're proud to be supporting @AllForActivity's #WeAllBelong campaign this International Day of Disabled People. Everyone should feel we belong in sports and activities - physical activity is a right, not a luxury! #IDDP

It's International Day of Disabled People and we're really excited to launch our supporter scheme. Sign up and help us create a future where all disabled people feel they belong in sports and activities: https://t.co/gQIpTT1WEA #WeAllBelong #IDDP2025

Disability Sports Organisations and charities are a fantastic resource for many disabled people who want to be more active. They are belonging in action, providing advice, support, and opportunities for disabled people in sport and activity. https://t.co/hSJJfzcMoz

We’re running an exciting campaign in December to celebrate belonging in action. We’d love everyone to get involved. That could be just sharing our social posts with friends, colleagues and family, or sharing your own story of belonging and inclusion. https://t.co/3Tauiir1o2

It's 30 years since the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). Here, our Vice President, one of the UK's leading specialists on disability matters, Phil Friend OBE, talks openly about his life and experiences at 80 years old. https://t.co/LaYySn9d9P

This week is #IDDP2025 and a year since we launched our strategy – #Weallbelong. We'll be sharing amazing examples of belonging in action and we'd love you to do the same. We’re also launching a supporter scheme. Check our channels on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook for details.

Our response to today's #Budget by Sarah Brown-Fraser, Head of Communications and Policy. "In a challenging economic climate, we were disappointed that today’s Budget did not draw upon the huge value in people being active, especially disabled people." https://t.co/6X2cC7vp6e

“It’s the sense of belonging — being part of a community.” 💬 Adam Blaze, Chief Executive of @AllForActivity, shared with us about the impact of prescribing physical activity for older people during our session on healthy ageing.

On 3 Dec we’re marking International Day of Disabled People by launching a new campaign that champions belonging. Let's celebrate a future where all disabled people feel they belong in sports and activities. Follow us on LinkedIn, Insta, and FB to join in. #WeAllBelong #IDDP2025

The @YouthSportTrust has launched its latest Class of 2035 Report, warning that unless urgent action is taken to increase physical activity among children, this generation are facing poorer health, lower happiness and reduced life chances. Full story here:

We've joined forces with @ActivePartners_, @cimspa, @Sport_England, and @_UKCoaching to make learning and workforce opportunities in sports and physical activities more inclusive and empowering for disabled people. Read the full story on our website:

We have published a new report that found only 3% of young disabled people meet the Chief Medical Officers’ recommended 60 minutes of daily activity. But what stops them being active? A few key themes were identified. Read the full report on our research page.

A new research report, ‘Play, Move, Belong: Active Futures for Young Disabled People’, found that only 26% of young disabled people say they can take part in sport and activity at school all the time, compared to 38% of non-disabled young people. https://t.co/dp4Dv5J7G5

Tomorrow we will release a report that explores the lived experiences of young disabled and non-disabled people, and their parents and caregivers, in relation to sport and physical activity. You can read the full report on the Activity Alliance website from Thursday 20 November.

📊 The 2025 Level Playing Field Annual Fan Survey results have been published! The report includes details of the most common barriers to disabled fans attending live sport and trends across a five-year period. Read➡️ https://t.co/ejtMYsX8b1