Disability Sport Glasgow

Saturday 23rd seen our Jubilee Gala held at Galleon Leisure Centre in Kilmarnock. This very well supported event is our annual gala. Congratulations to all the swimmers who took part and thank you to all the supporters of the event 💙

*Casting Call*

Billy Monger - para-athlete, is looking to recruit 4 young people aged between 14 and 21 with a physical disability to learn a sport as part of his YouTube documentary series called What Moves Us, made in partnership with and .

The series follows Billy, who is currently training for the LA 2028 Paralympic Games, as he uses his personal network to connect a group of young people with inspiring sporting experiences tailored to their individual journeys. At its heart, the series is about the power of sport and community to help people through life's hardest moments, and the difference that the right connection at the right time can make.

It would be an opportunity to learn with our amazing team based at The Snow Centre in Hemel. Contact [email protected] if you are interested.

Whether you act for yourself of others, “it shows it’s okay not to be okay and no one is alone".

This week is 💜 Grace, a member of SDS' Young Persons' Sport Panel, caught up with the other panel members to discuss what mental health means to them.

The full article is available here: https://wp.me/p7H0JE-aVn

In case you didn't know, Scottish Disability Sport are currently recruiting for the next intake of our Young Persons’ Sports Panel and Young Start coaching programmes. Applications for both programmes close on 22nd May 2026. To apply or find out more information, please visit:
https://scottishdisabilitysport.com/take-part/young-start-and-young-persons-sports-panel/

Mental Health UK Sportscotland

Interested in trying Wakeboarding.
Why not pop along to Port Dundas in North Glasgow and give it a try

West Regional Disability Swimming Championships taking place at the Galleon Swimming Centre, Kilmarnock today.
Warm up under way