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A level playing field
With over 200 Sailability venues, there is somewhere on the water near you. Finding the best fit for your values, needs and budget is key to your enjoyment.
Before your first visit find out what support you can expect, plan what you need to bring and think about the support you will need.
Everyone's different, so contact us if you have questions or want to find out more about how boating can be made to work for you.
Learning and personal development for children and young people. Being on the water is great fun. It build's confidence, independence and opens up a world of possibilities. The waves are yours to rule.
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Getting her fabulous back and learning to live an independent life through sailing.
Be your best ‘you’, enjoy a fresh lease of life and stay active as you get older, all through sailing.
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Freedom, friends and feeling part of a community. Sailing is the best thing you will ever do.
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Sally lost the sight in the corner of her left eye and walks with a crutch following a stroke. But Sally feels she got her life back when she was introduced to her local Sailability group at Pitsford Reservoir.
Sailing has so many health and wellbeing benefits. Be part of a community. Everyone can enjoy safe and supported activities on the water, building confidence, connections and communication. Learn and laugh together on and off the water.
A school for pupils with profound and multiple learning difficulties using powerboating to drive independence.
NAViGO approached Covenham Sailability about delivering training to people living with a range of mental health issues, including PTSD, depression and schizophrenia. They heard about Sailability through the North East Lincolnshire Disability Forum, and after bringing two service users to a taster day were immediately convinced of its benefit.
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A big breath of fresh air. TEALs supports young adults with learning difficulties to embrace new skills and challenges in their lives. Sailing and volunteering offers the chance to be active, outside, learning skills and contributing to the local community.
With over 200 venues across the UK, join us on the water near you - explore all the programme has to offer sailors, volunteers and clubs and centres.
Joining the RYA Sailability programme is easy. Whether you run a club or training centre we are here to help you inspire disabled people to go boating and reduce the barriers people face to getting on the water.
Looking for the next challenge - the only limit is your imagination. There is a world of opportunity to develop your skills, build confidence and nurture your passion.
Meet the disabled people and those with long term health conditions who are active on the water. Take the first steps so you can rule the waves.
Volunteers are the heartbeat of Sailability with huge numbers of people giving their time to get people on the water, no matter what it takes.
Sailing is open to everyone, regardless of age or ability. It’s a level playing field out on the water and the opportunities to get involved are ever evolving. Find out about some of the boats involved.
