Leisure and sports for the disabled France

It offers a variety of aquatic activities such as aquabike, aquagym and aquakids. Facilities include a sports pool with 4 lanes, a relaxation pool with water games and jacuzzis, a paddling pool, two slides and two saunas. In summer, an outdoor pool with pentagliss, paddling pool, play area and park is also available. Prices vary according to time of year and visitor category. The Palmilud aquatic center is easily accessible by bike, bus or shared car.

Marciac is a French town renowned for its jazz festival, Jazz in Marciac. Concerts take place under a big top and at the Astrada, one of the town's concert halls. Prices vary according to artist and seating category. Early booking is recommended, as all seats are numbered. The festival applies current sanitary protocols. Discounts are available for groups, students, jobseekers and people with reduced mobility.

For over years, this association has set itself the goal of making sport accessible to people with disabilities. Handisport Béziers offers a wide range of disciplines from athletics to swimming through skiing - alpine or Nordic - table tennis… Members practise their Favourite Sport for Fun or Competition. With medals in the biggest international competitions - Paralympic Games, World Championships - this club can boast a great record.

The Racing Club of Arras offers multi-sport programmes on different slots for people who are intellectual or motor: swimming, table tennis, bowls, musculation, dance… The R.C.A. benefits from the infrastructure of the city of Arras or medical institutes. The association also proposes a school support service.

This association allows people with disabilities to share in the best nature with valid people, which is the aim of this association, which offers day walks, but also summer stays of one week, and its activity and audience are now beyond the borders of the Hexagon (of the adherents, in particular, the Belgian walks), and numerous hikes took place at the Hexagon. (Italy, Spain, Morocco, Turkey, Peru, Nepal).

The purpose of this body is to coordinate and monitor the physical and sporting activities of physically, physically and auditifs persons, but also to train and develop sports executives, the volunteer leaders of these clubs. It also encourages the creation of new sports associations. On the website you will find all the clubs in the region, as well as a lot of information about the Somme En. In 2009, over 20 activities were represented by the organization in 10 clubs.

World Champion! A football team whose players are visually impaired, it's surprising, announced like this, but just go to their place of play to realize that our friends are doing very well to get full cage. A club that has already received several awards.

An association that offers several sports such as swimming, ping-pong to its members from all over Normandy.

Ville en partage is an initiative of the city of Saint-Étienne towards the people of Stephan, in particular people with disabilities. The event takes place over the year in two seasons: January to June and September to December. Accessible to all, Ville en partage is more than 80 events hosted by nearly sixty associations. Exhibitions, conferences, screenings, visits, concerts, sporting events, sensory workshops, theatre, dance, authors' meetings.... Programming is varied according to everyone's interests and tastes. An event that promotes access to culture for all and raises awareness of disability among the general public.

L'Âne Coeur is part of the Médi'âne network. L'ÂNE CoeUR is a member of the Médi'âne network, which works as a mediator, seeking positive interactions between humans and donkeys, with a view to bringing about a beneficial change in individuals with certain adaptation difficulties. He offers walks where the donkey invites young and old to take the time to listen, observe, smell and marvel. He motivates children to walk alongside him and take an interest in natural exploration. Accessible to wheelchair users.

At the nautical stage of the merchant port, people with reduced mobility are welcomed all year round in the basins, because everything has been thought and done in a great concern for space sharing. Thus, reserved parking spaces are close to an accessible entrance without uneven or relief, the door-to-door door with a intercom and camera, a room is reserved for them with cloakroom, cabin, shower and health care, a staff able to provide the necessary assistance. If not, users can access the basin in a completely autonomous way thanks to two adapted and manageable chairs for travel on the site, and a swivel hydraulic seat allows them to descend into the water.

Playing handball, rugby, padel... while you're disabled can seem difficult. Not so with Playmoovin'! The company specializes in the creation and design of wheelchairs for sports. One range is dedicated to adults and another to children. Lightweight, sturdy and fun, these wheelchairs are of the highest quality. They are easy to maintain and use. Designed for all sports, they can be used on asphalt, snow, ice, sand...

CAP SAAA is an association offering wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and adapted sports. These activities range from leisure to high-level sport for anyone with a physical or mental disability. It also offers disability awareness training for the general public, and a popular education program, EDUCAP CITY, which aims to transmit and share universal and republican values with our young people.

The committee is made up of associations that offer specific physical and sporting activities for persons with physical, visual and hearing disabilities. All clubs are present in the specialities department.