There are many ways to get involved in wheelchair rugby, from playing and coaching, to officiating and volunteering - find out more about how you can get involved by contacting us
You can find your nearest club using our club finder tool
GBWR have a number of dedicated pathways for officiating and run regular training coures - click here to find out more about how you can get involved or contact us
GBWR is wholly committed to creating a safe and positive environment for participants of all ages within our sport. We have robust and established safeguarding procedures in place and will continue to respond positively to anyone raising concerns. We have worked closely with the Child Protection in Sport Unit and are currently working to achieve the NSPCC’s National Advanced Standards for Safeguarding and Protecting Children in sport. We recognise the additional vulnerability of disabled children and adults and are committed to working in partnership with the statutory agencies to ensure that the safeguarding of children and adults at risk is prioritised at all times. We also recognise the power of wheelchair rugby to promote achievement, self-esteem, independence and improvements in physical and mental health. Our network of Club Welfare Officers are key to ensuring that best practice is promoted, and the voices of disabled participants are heard, to support continuous improvement and appropriate responses at all levels of our sport. Find out more here
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You can directly donate to GBWR, or set up a fundraising page, via JustGiving
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Interested in working with GBWR? Here you can find current vacancies with us, and other organisations we work closely with
Interested in becoming a GBWR volunteer? We regularly require the assistance of volunteers at our events - find out more about how you can get involved by contacting us
