Here, we take a look at the work of Amanda Durrant from the UK. Amanda has been working for over 20 years teaching gym sports to young people with disability, particularly young people with autism. Amanda’s even written a book on the subject and we take some of her ideas in her book as examples of good inclusive practice.

Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association have been making a difference in the lives of people with disability for over 30 years. They are a leading Australian organisation that has a deep understanding of inclusion and, in more recent times, been linking disability and sport sector organisations to create more opportunities throughout Queensland. See how they are making a dent in the world.

Small-Sided Games is a version of football that has been developed as a junior development program in Australia and world wide. It is naturally inclusive in many ways. Here, we take a look at Small Sided Games and demonstrate some of the ways you can further modify using the TREE principle.

Here, we profile the fabulous work of the CARA Adapted Physical Activity Centre in Ireland. They are a world leading group of practitioners that are really making an impact, not just in Ireland, but across the world. Learn how they go about their business.