What we do

Find your sport

Six ways to get active, get competitive or simply get together — every one adapted so that any level of sight is no barrier to taking part.

New to all this? Don't worry. Every activity has trained guides, the right adapted equipment, and people whose only job is to make sure you have a great time. Everyone is welcome — just come along.

None of this would be possible without our incredible volunteers, who give their time, energy and support to help others take part.

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Flagship sport

VI Cricket

Our flagship sport and where our journey began. Using an audible ball, tactile boundaries and sighted guides, players can bat, field and run between wickets using sound, teamwork and skill.

The Greater Manchester Falcons compete in league cricket, while beginner sessions offer a welcoming introduction for anyone wanting to give it a try.

When
Tuesdays & Saturdays
Where
Astley Bridge Cricket Club & indoor nets (winter)
Who
All sight levels welcome
Book your trial session now
The Greater Manchester Falcons VI cricket team in purple kit, together on the pitch.
Paralympic sport

Goalball

A fast-paced Paralympic team sport designed for blind and partially sighted players. Two teams of three throw a bell-filled ball across the court, relying on skill, teamwork and sound to score. With everyone wearing eyeshades, every player competes on a level playing field.

From beginner sessions to competitive squad training, everyone is welcome. We also invite sighted players to join in, experience the game and help challenge our teams on court.

When
Thursdays
Where
Indoor sports hall, central Manchester
Who
Everyone, with or without sight — eyeshades worn by all players
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Coming soon

Football

Small-sided football for blind and partially sighted players, using a sound ball and guides who call out positions and support play. Fast, fun and welcoming, this brand-new team is open to everyone, whatever your experience.

Join us from the start — register your interest and be part of building the future of inclusive football in Greater Manchester. No experience needed, just trainers and enthusiasm.

When
Launching soon — dates to be confirmed
Where
Greater Manchester (venue being arranged)
Who
Partially sighted & blind players, all abilities
Register your interest
Summer sport

Beep Baseball

A unique and exciting team sport where the ball beeps, bases buzz and every play brings the team together. Fun, social and full of energy, it's a sport that's just as enjoyable to play as it is to support.

Join our summer sessions and help us build towards friendly fixtures.

When
Sundays (summer)
Where
Playing fields, Heaton Park
Who
All sight levels; sighted volunteers pitch & spot
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Social & active

Guided Walks

Gentle, sociable group walks through Greater Manchester parks, canals and countryside. Trained sighted guides walk with anyone who would like support, and the pace is always set by the group.

Monthly walks of 2–4 miles, finishing with a cuppa. Family and friends welcome.

When
First Sunday of the month
Where
Rotating locations — parks & waterways
Who
Everyone, all paces; guides provided
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Community

Social Gatherings

The beating heart of the club. Coffee mornings, meals out, quiz nights and seasonal celebrations where no sport is required — just good company, warm welcomes and plenty of laughter.

Regular socials throughout the month, plus bigger seasonal events.

When
Throughout the month
Where
Accessible venues across the city
Who
Everyone — members, families & friends
Come to a social

Don't see your sport?

We are always looking to add new activities when there is interest. Tell us what you would love to play and we will do our best to make it happen.

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