Community work

The local groups we sponsor, support and run.

Two powerchair football players, one in orange and one in red, go for the ball in a sports hall.

Leeds Powerchair Football Club

We sponsor Leeds Powerchair Football Club. The club gives people with physical disabilities the chance to play competitive football.

“access: technology provide innovative solutions to people with extraordinary needs, LPFC provide football opportunities to people who cannot access mainstream football. This partnership is not just about money, it's about sharing a common culture to provide life changing opportunities to people, many with life limiting conditions, to build memories for families and individuals that will last a lifetime.”

Paul Gorman, Club Secretary and Head Coach

Community Stars CIC, Knaresborough

Three people stand behind a table of cakes, mince pies and scones, with Christmas decorations on the wall behind them.

Community Stars CIC runs activities and programmes for disabled people in Knaresborough. We support it with funding and volunteering.

Topcliffe Sing and Sign Club

Kelly, a director of access: technology, runs the Topcliffe Sing and Sign Club at a local primary school. The children learn British Sign Language (BSL) and about Deaf culture. They perform songs in BSL at school events.

We provide T-shirts for all the children in the club. We hope some of them will carry on learning BSL.

Get involved

Get in touch if you'd like to support Leeds Powerchair Football Club, volunteer with Community Stars CIC or find out more about the Sing and Sign Club.