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Sports & Leisure
Services
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Supporting Service Users
Comprehensive listing of sporting facilities, clubs and organisation which caters for people with disabilities in the London Borough of Bromley.
Also attached is a spreadsheet containing all boroughs in South London.
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Weight-management programme run by Active Bromley and Slimming World magazine. This 6 month incentivised weight management programme challenges everyone to shed pounds and lead a healthier lifestyle.
Contact: Ashlee Corfe
Tel: 020 8323 1718
Email: ashlee.corfe@bromleymytime.org.uk
Website: 
Website from Bromley MyTime for people aged 11-19, lists leisure activities including sport, physical activity, art, music, dance, theatre, parks & outdoors and many more, in and around Bromley.
Email: info@bromleyconnect.com
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Disability Snowsport Bromley is a voluntary organisation based in Bromley and is affiliated to the national charity DSUK, providing skiing opportunities for people with disabilities at the Bromley Ski Centre in Sandy Lane, St Paul’s Cray, BR5 3HY.
DSUK is a people-centred organisation with a unique sense of purpose: that anyone regardless of their disability can take part in and enjoy the thrill of snowsport.
For nearly 30 years they have applied exceptional know-how and adaptability to enable those with a disability to experience the joy of skiing.
They provide exciting and life enhancing activities for individuals or groups who require adaptive equipment and/or special instruction and support.
For more information, please contact Chris Sykes:
Tel: (020) 7538 5630
Email: Chrissykesand@aol.com
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Want to improve your well-being and general health?
Try "Horticultural Therapy"
Join the Gardening Group at Anchor House and enjoy the benefits
Every Monday afternoon from 1.45pm to 3.45pm
For more information contact Rebecca Clark on 01689 811222
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Bromley Mytime is a charitable leisure trust that re-invest surplus to enhance sport, arts and play facilities within the borough. Through a number of brands, we offer access to affordable, quality, safe, healthy fun leisure cultural experiences whatever your age or ability.
Examples of activities include short mat bowls, badminton, group exercise sessions, gym and swimming. 
New Concessionary discount prices for Bromley Mytime's membership options ensure that every one can have access to a healthy active lifestyle.
Ensuring access for everybody is key to Bromley Mytime's mission. A new level of concessionary discounts have been introduced.
Access Plus: for people on low income receiving certain types of benefit. - 50% discount (approx.) 
Contact: Louise O'Callaghan
Tel: 020 8323 1708
E: louise.o'callaghan@bromleymytime.org.uk
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Football team for people with current mental health problems.
Mainstream coaching and leisure facilities provided by Bromley MyTime are used along with extra support from an understanding and welcoming coach with experience of mental health difficulties.
Any current service users are welcome. Service users or their care co-ordinators should get in touch with the contacts on the flyer below in advance to book places.
The group is open to anybody over the age of 18 and a resident of Bromley.
Training sessions take place at Queens Mead Road Recreation Ground (off Glassmill Lane), Shortlands, Bromley. (Map Link)
Sessions will be every Monday from 12 to 3pm and Friday 1pm till 4pm.
Contact: Julian Palmisciano
Tel: 07917 067342
Email: Julian.Palmisciano@oxleas.nhs.uk
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Local group of the Ramblers Association organising walks of various difficulty in and around the Bromley and South East. Very welcoming to new members Organises many social events throughout the year.
Contact: Lawrie Smith
Tel: 020 8777 8206
Email: enquiries@bromleyramblers.org.uk
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Refocus offers opportunities for service users to participate in a training scheme in all aspects of Horticulture and Conservation at the Scadbury Park Nature Reserve.
Can lead to volunteering and work. Partners with Mind and Community Options in EcoMinds.
Contact: Euan Craig
Tel: 020 8302 7496
Email: euan.craig@bromley.gov.uk
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Bromley MyTime initiative, Weekly Health Walks are situated at various locations across the borough and usually start from central points such as community centres, clinics or GP surgeries.
The aim is to get people walking in their own environments.
Contact: Ashlee Corfe
Tel: 020 8323 1718
Email: ashlee.corfe@bromleymytime.org.uk
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This particular meeting is small and very friendly, the leader Toni Fancourt has welcomed and supported Oxleas service users with mental health problems for a number of years. She is open and understanding of many of the problems that exist for this particular client group.
Margaret May, O.T. assistant currently working at Carlton Parade Orpington Recovery Team is able to come along to the meeting to support any client wishing to attend.
If any clients would like support to attend this Weight Watchers meeting, please contact Margaret on 01689 892306 or email: Margaret.may@oxleas.nhs.uk
Venue: Liberal Hall, Station Road, Orpington (next to Anchor House).
Time: 6.15pm on Tuesday evenings.
It is free to join with a monthly fee to follow.
Pro-Active South London (P-ASL) is a partnership of organisations with a common interest in developing sport and physical activity in the London boroughs of Bromley, Croydon, Kingston-upon-Thames, Merton, Richmond-upon-Thames, Sutton and also Wandsworth.
P-ASL were established in May 2006 as one of five sub-regional sport and physical activity partnerships in London and are funded by the London Regional Sports Board.
Contact: Christof Niklaus
Tel: 020 8916 2260
Email: christof@londonsportsforum.org.uk
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An offshoot of a local GP practice this community project provides gardening, nature conservation and creative opportunities in their walled garden and studio for the well-being of local residents especially people with physical or mental health problems.
Help with return to work. Covers West sector. Long standing member of Develop.
Contact: Katie Hooper or Daniela Fleckenstein
Tel: 020 8291 1650
Email: info@sydenhamgarden.org.uk
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Infobromley: Leisure & Culture
This website provides details of a wide range of local organisations and services from community and voluntary groups to local health and Bromley Council services to activity groups.
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The South London Special League applauds personal and team excellence and strives to help players with special needs to enjoy football at whatever level they can access it. Every individual is valued in their contribution to the game
The South London Special League celebrates the notion of fair play and rewards the values of honesty, integrity and fairness that are the mainstays of the game. For information on Bromley's mental health team see the Bromley R&B's listing also on this page.
Contact: Sharon Brokenshire on 020 8319 8111
Email: info@sl-sl.co.uk
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The main aim of the Positive Mental Attitude Football League is to improve the lives of those suffering from mental illness through the use of football.
The aim is to use football as a tool to overcome the stigma and exclusion that exists for those suffering mental illness, through engaging in meaningful activity and with a positive mental attitude.
Additionally, they aim to bridge the gap between hospital and community living, empowering individuals to acquire effective life skills and to regain control of their future.
In less than two years, the PMA London League has achieved 12 registered teams from six London NHS Mental Health Trusts.
Contact: Janette Hynes
Tel: 020 7275 0003
Email: Janette@pmasports.com
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Supporting Service Development
Becoming a London Partner
Everyday Sport is designed to encourage people to build physical activity into their everyday lives.
Whether you are a national governing body of sport, a local authority, a health organisation, a trust, a charity, a club, or a major corporation or small business, by becoming an Everyday Sport partner you can play your part in inspiring the people of London to get active through Everyday Sport.
London Sports Forum for Disabled People
London Sports Forum for Disabled People is the strategic development agency for sport and physical activity for disabled people in London. It exists to ensure that all disabled people in London can access the sport and physical activity of their choice, at the level of their choice and the venue of their choice.
London Sports Forum for Disabled People has four clear focus areas:
- To ensure the provision of sporting and physical activity opportunities for disabled people is co-ordinated and synchronized on a London, sub-regional and borough basis.
- To promote and advocate the interests and needs of disabled people to those with strategic and policy responsibility for Sport and Physical Activity in London.
- To support organisations, groups, clubs and facilities across London to provide opportunities and activities that are inclusive of disabled people.
- To provide information regarding which clubs, facilities, activities and opportunities are inclusive of and accessible to disabled people.
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Sport Bromley is the representative body for all voluntary sport and active recreation clubs within Bromley.
Sport Bromley works in partnership with local voluntary organisations, sports clubs, National Governing Bodies (and Develop Partner Bromley MyTime) to raise the profile and promote the interests of sport to Bromley Council, Sport England and where necessary, to Central Government.
Contact:
Tina Slater (Treasurer)
Email: tinaslater@ntlworld.com
Tel: 07722 845 697
Bernard Holley (Chairman)
Tel: 020 8467 9744
Webpage:
Sport England is a non-departmental public body and National Lottery distributor, committed to creating a world leading community sports development system and increasing participation in sport.
Sport England works hard to make England more active by encouraging people to get involved with sport.
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