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Roses rivals together again for Super 1s showcase

Young people living with disabilities from Super 1s projects in Yorkshire and Lancashire took part in an event jointly organised by both county cricket boards at York St John’s University last week as part of a day of cricket and education on the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

Return to indoor delivery of Lord’s Taverners programmes

Lord's Taverners programmes can now deliver in an indoor setting. Organised indoor activity for disabled people and for under 18s are exempt from the ‘Rule of 6’, allowing us the scope to deliver to larger groups.

Sam Alderson recognised at Sport Gives Back Awards

Sam Alderson recognised at Sport Gives Back Awards

Former Super 1s participant, now coach Sam Alderson has been recognised for the work he has done transforming lives through sport across the country, winning the Overcoming Adversity award.

Sussex Super 1s link up with Brighton & Hove Albion

Cricket and football came together through Super 1s during February half-term when Albion in the Community, the charitable arm of Premier League side Brighton & Hove Albion, welcomed Sussex Super 1s participants to the Amex Stadium.

Shane Warne presents Hillingdon with Super 1s trophy

Hillingdon retained their title in style at the Super 1s London Finals at Lord’s this week, going unbeaten all day at the home of cricket. Australian legend Warne surprised the participants and was there to hand out the trophies.

Disability Cricket receives funding boost from Berkeley Foundation

The Lord’s Taverners and the Berkeley Foundation have announced a new four-year £800,000 partnership to support the continued growth of the Super 1s Disability Cricket programme.

Super 1s stories | Lewis

Lewis has a diagnosis of autism and Tourette's syndrome. In Super 1s, Lewis has found a place where he can be himself, make new friends and further develop the skills he needs to achieve his own employment ambitions. A tremendous role model.

Super 1s stories | Callum

Meet Callum. Callum is 17 and has a diagnosis of autism. He helps coach at his local Super 1s hubs, helping adapt sessions to cater for a range of disabilities, as he develops his coaching skills for the future.

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