Story added: 4th September 2025
A number of our weekly pan-disability sessions are back from next week (September 8th) following the summer break.
Our programmes are focused on building confidence, encouraging creativity, staying active and having fun in a welcoming and supportive environment.
We have a number of sessions including football, powerchair, dance and swimming – all of which are available to book online.
No matter your ability or experience, there’s always a place for you with Norwich City Community Sports Foundation. Our qualified coaches will support you every step of the way.
Take a look at our returning pan-disability sessions below and click Find Out More for further details.
Our popular pan-disability football sessions gives participants the chance to play football against other players with differing impairments in a welcoming and supportive environment.
We have a variety of football sessions including four weekly Soccer Skill Centres, Mini-Kickers for ages 4-6, Down’s Syndrome, cerebral palsy and hearing/visually impaired.
Find Out MorePowerchair Football is an exciting, inclusive sport that allows players to enjoy football while using a powered wheelchair. It’s fast, skillful, and open to anyone who wants to get involved – whether you’re completely new to the game or looking to play at a competitive level.
We currently run two training groups on a Friday evening – a development session for beginners, and a first team for more experienced players.
No matter your ability or experience, there’s a place for you on the court. Our qualified coaches will support you every step of the way.
Find Out MoreOur Disability Dance sessions give children and young people aged 7+ the chance to express themselves through movement in a fun, supportive environment.
Sessions take place every Monday and focus on building confidence, encouraging creativity, staying active and having fun.
Led by experienced instructors, these sessions are all about enjoyment, inclusivity, and movement for everyone – no previous dance experience needed!
Find Out MoreOur Disability Swimming sessions provide a safe, supportive environment for children aged 8–15 with disabilities to enjoy the water, learn new skills, and stay active.
Sessions take place every Friday evening at Riverside Leisure Centre, and focus on building water confidence and swimming ability, staying active, encouraging independence and having fun.
Led by qualified instructors, the sessions are open to all abilities – whether participants are brand new to swimming or looking to continue their development.
Find Out MoreGet active and develop personal skills with our Realising Potential programme for people with physical and learning disabilities.
We have two Realising Potential sessions – for adults and juniors – that provides support through both indoor and outdoor learning.
Our junior sessions on a Tuesday evening at The Nest provide access to a number of activities including table tennis, bowling, game consoles and football on our 3G pitches.
Our adult sessions on a Wednesday afternoon at Carrow Park provide educational and employability support, along with multi-sports and other active sessions.
Find Out More25th February 2026
On Saturday 21st February, the Community Sports Foundation took over a Carrow Road match day, shining a spotlight on our fantastic community work across Norfolk.
11th March 2026
The Nest welcomed six Down Syndrome football teams for a vibrant and memorable tournament delivered by Norwich City Community Sports Foundation in February.
9th March 2026
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation marked International Women’s Day 2026 with an exciting day of inspiration and sport at The Nest, welcoming seven secondary schools and more than 70 girls for a celebration of ambition and achievement.
9th March 2026
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation welcomed over 50 primary school students to The Nest on Thursday morning to celebrate World Book Day 2026.
5th March 2026
Norwich City Women head coach Andy Cook paid a visit to the Foundation’s Extra Time programme this week, joining participants for an engaging social session at Carrow Park.
5th March 2026
More than 1,000 young players enjoyed a busy and rewarding February half-term with the Community Sports Foundation’s Football Development Programme.
26th February 2026
It was a half‑term to remember for participants at the Community Sports Foundation's February Soccer Schools as four Norwich City stars stopped by our sessions.
24th February 2026
Throughout February, Norwich City Academy U18 players Glenn McCourt and Reuben Cooper have volunteered at Norwich City Community Sports Foundation’s weekly dementia programme, Duncan’s Club.
19th February 2026
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation is launching a new Young Carers Club at The Nest to support young people aged 8–12 who help care for someone at home.
13th February 2026
The Norwich City Community Sports Foundation is delighted to announce a new multiyear partnership with CODER, who join us as our official Digital Partner.
13th February 2026
Join us at The Nest on 3rd March, 6pm - 8pm to learn more about our fundraising challenge and volunteering with the Foundation.
10th February 2026
This year, a team of epic Foundation fundraisers will head to the English capital to take on one of two running challenges.
9th February 2026
Norwich City players Harry Darling and Emiliano Marcondes shared an open conversation to our Football & Education students about resilience and ambition.