Wheelchair Dance Sport Association takes steps to attract caring sponsors for its valuable nationwide services
The Wheelchair Dance Sport Association offers diverse and mixed inclusive dancing for all.The WDSA (UK) was established in 2006 as the UK National Governing Body for wheelchair dance sport and wheelchair dancing within the UK, for those who would otherwise be excluded from dancing.
The aim of the WDSA (UK) is to promote and develop wheelchair dancing as a sport and leisure activity across the country, to raise the standard of instruction and competition in the UK and internationally at all levels.
As well as making dance, in whatever form, FUN, exciting and something that individuals who are part of this association and who take part in wheelchair dance are proud to say 'I can do that'.
"Members can become an instructor or just be part of a group where they can learn to dance.
"This is an inclusive environment where members meet able-bodied and disabled partners and can choose to compete as an individual.
"We are looking for sponsors who can help us with funding to continue our valuable services throughout the UK.
"We offer bursaries to people to train as an instructor. We work closely with local councils to provide an active sport to those in wheelchairs and with a more severe disability. NO ONE is turned away.
"Please help support us with our ongoing costs".
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The WDSA (UK) was established in 2006 as the UK National Governing Body for wheelchair dance sport and wheelchair dancing within the UK, for those who would otherwise be excluded from dancing.
The aim of the WDSA (UK) is to promote and develop wheelchair dancing as a sport and leisure activity across the country, to raise the standard of instruction and competition in the UK and internationally at all levels.
As well as making dance, in whatever form, FUN, exciting and something that individuals who are part of this association and who take part in wheelchair dance are proud to say 'I can do that'.
"Members can become an instructor or just be part of a group where they can learn to dance.
"This is an inclusive environment where members meet able-bodied and disabled partners and can choose to compete as an individual.
"We are looking for sponsors who can help us with funding to continue our valuable services throughout the UK.
"We offer bursaries to people to train as an instructor. We work closely with local councils to provide an active sport to those in wheelchairs and with a more severe disability. NO ONE is turned away.
"Please help support us with our ongoing costs".