Coaching Academy
Our Coaching Academy gives you the opportunity to gain a coaching qualification in the sport of your choice.
If you're a veteran or family member and are looking to participate in team sports alongside like-minded people, and fancy a bit of healthy competition and camaraderie, then our inclusive and accessible Community Sports Clubs are the perfect solution.
A fast paced and exciting high impact, full contact disability sport, combining elements of rugby, basketball and handball. Often played in mixed gender teams.
The biggest Paralympic team sport in the UK, this fast-paced sport brings disabled and non-disabled people together to compete in thrilling, action-packed games.
A great way to keep both your body and mind agile, this tactical, low impact sport is played between mixed gender teams of disabled and non-disabled players.
New to Help for Heroes?
If you're new to Help for Heroes and would like to join a community club or find other activities in your area, you'll need to go through our ask for help process. No stress, our friendly support team will be in touch, and they'll help you get signed up.
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I miss the camaraderie. That's why I come to Help for Heroes’ activities. It's an easy environment to challenge myself, to improve my mental health because most people here have been through something similar, so they get it. I’m not judged."
Veteran and passionate wheelchair rugby player
Our Coaching Academy gives you the opportunity to gain a coaching qualification in the sport of your choice.
A multi-sports taster event like no other. Connect with like-minded people, try some inclusive, fully accessible sports, and enjoy the community and camaraderie that's part of this unforgettable experience.
Join our exciting and varied programme of inclusive sporting and social activities in your area, you can connect with your community, other local veterans and their families.
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