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The Activity Alliance's Annual Disability and Activity Survey findings paint a mixed picture. While there are some encouraging signs of progress, disabled people continue to face substantial barriers to participation, with concerns around accessibility, affordability, wellbeing and belonging all affecting opportunities to be active.
Disabled people are less likely to feel they have the opportunity to be as active as they would like (52% compared to 74% of non-disabled people), despite being more likely to want to do more physical activity (67% compared to 54% of non-disabled people).
The survey, now in its sixth year, explores disabled people’s perceptions and experiences of sport and physical activity. It combines responses from more than 1,000 disabled people and 1,000 non-disabled people across the UK with in-depth discussions about the realities of taking part.
The survey, now in its sixth year, explores disabled people’s perceptions and experiences of sport and physical activity. It combines responses from more than 1,000 disabled people and 1,000 non-disabled people across the UK with in-depth discussions about the realities of taking part.
Visit the Annual Survey page on our website to read the executive summary and full survey report to explore the findings and recommendations in more detail.