Sport Inclusion Disability Charter

The Sport Inclusion Disability Charter is a national initiative developed by Active Disability Ireland in collaboration with Sport Ireland. It serves as a guiding framework for organisations aiming to make sport and physical activity more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities across Ireland.

The Sport Inclusion Disability Charter is a national initiative developed by Active Disability Ireland in collaboration with Sport Ireland. It serves as a guiding framework for organisations aiming to make sport and physical activity more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities across Ireland.

• Openness: Cultivating an environment that is welcoming and understanding of all people with disabilities.
• People: Ensuring staff and volunteers receive training to effectively include individuals with disabilities.
• Activities: Developing and delivering programs that are inclusive and cater to diverse needs.

By signing the Charter, organisations commit to these principles, aiming to remove barriers and promote active lifestyles for people with disabilities.

Louth Local Sports Partnership has officially signed the Sport Inclusion Disability Charter, demonstrating a strong commitment to inclusivity in sports within County Louth.

To support this commitment, Louth LSP offers Disability Inclusion Training workshops. These sessions are designed to equip coaches, teachers, volunteers, and others with the skills and knowledge necessary to adapt sports and physical activity sessions, making them more accessible and inclusive for children and adults with disabilities.

Organisations, clubs, and individuals in County Louth interested in promoting inclusivity in sports are encouraged to:

• Sign the Charter: Join the national movement towards inclusive sports by committing to the Charter’s principles.
• Participate in Training: Enrol in Louth LSP’s Disability Inclusion Training to enhance your ability to create inclusive environments.
• Collaborate with Louth LSP: Work together to develop and promote inclusive sports programmes and events.