The Northamptonshire Trampoline Gymnastics Academy (NTGA) Ability Zone is for children, young people and adults with special needs, learning difficulties and disabilities – including 1 to 1 sessions and after-school classes.

Aspirations Wellbeing run a number of clubs and activities – from  The Pemberton Centre, Rushden – for people living with a disability.

Northampton Town Football Club runs Football Coaching for players with Down’s syndrome.

DISC (Disability Inclusive Sports Club) are a voluntary group, based in Towcester, which is run by parents and carers of people with disabilities. DISC welcomes all children and adults with special needs and their families.

The Special Needs Index (SNIX) is an electronic database of information for young people aged from birth to twenty five years who have a learning and / or physical disability or sensory impairment and who live in the county of Northamptonshire.

The National Autistic Society offers Saturday and school holiday clubs for children and young people aged 10 – 17.

With the support of Northamptonshire Football Association and Friars Academy, the Grammarians football club has established a multi-disability and autism friendly team, for children aged 8 to 16.

St Brendan’s RC Primary School in Corby, runs a Goalball club, after school on Tuesdays. It is led by Paralympian, Niall Graham.

WheelPower – British Wheelchair Sport runs a number of events and for disabled children including Time to Shine, Primary Sports Camps, Junior Sports Camps.

Northamptonshire Sport is a partnership of local and national organisations working together to provide opportunities for people to participate in sport, physical activity and recreation in Northamptonshire.