Help people stay involved

Injury, illness or a new diagnosis can change how someone takes part. We can help clubs support existing members and welcome people returning after time away.

Find practical ways forward

• Bowling aids: understand the options and support players to use them safely, fairly and with dignity.
• Simple adjustments: explore changes to sessions, competitions, communications and club routines.
• Confident volunteers: access advice for coaches, committees and others supporting players.
• A welcoming environment: encourage open conversations and help people feel comfortable asking for support.

We can help your club reach new participants and strengthen connections with your community.

• Targeted recruitment: plan and deliver activity to attract people with disabilities and long-term health conditions.
• Local partnerships: connect with local authorities, disability organisations, health services and community groups.
• Shared support: make the most of partners’ knowledge and resources to help people get involved.

Your club does not need to change everything at once. We can help you plan steady, achievable progress.

• Set realistic goals: plan improvements to inclusion and accessibility over several seasons.
• Build lasting foundations: develop committee confidence, strengthen partnerships and make inclusion part of everyday club planning.
• Find useful support: explore relevant training, practical resources and potential funding opportunities.