Providing a platform for disability/adaptive sports across policing
Police UK Disability Sport CIC is a not-for-profit organisation providing sports recovery to the UK’s police community through adaptive sports and wellbeing services.
It aims for “full inclusivity” for all serving and retired police officers and staff from across the service, including all Home Office forces, British Transport Police, Civil Nuclear Constabulary, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, Police Scotland and the Armed Forces and Ministry of Defence Police.
With a wide range of sports on offer, including wheelchair team sports, individual events in athletics track and field, racket sports and other adaptive sports, it is also developing additional sports for 2025 onward.
Gary Callier, founder of Police UK Disability Sport CIC, said: “Having already started to stage sporting events, our efforts now turn towards the creation of the National Police Disability Sports Leagues as well as working in partnership with other organisations and charities to deliver the first International Police Disability Sports Games as early as 2026.
Lifetime Membership is free and comes with a range of benefits, including free online physiotherapy support.
Upcoming events include: Sunday May 12 – Sitting Volleyball v Team GB; Saturday June 1 – Wheelchair Basketball v London Titans; and Saturday and Sunday August 3 and 4 – Multi-sport event.
For more information visit: https://www.policeukdisabilitysportcic.co.uk/