Caerdydd
Croeso i dudalennau gwe Caerdydd.
Rwyf wedi bod yn Swyddog Chwaraeon Anabledd Cymru ar gyfer Caerdydd ers dros 5 mlynedd ac wedi ymwneud â chwaraeon anabledd am fwy o amser nag y gallaf gofio.
Fel defnyddiwr cadair olwyn fy hun, mae gennyf gefndir cryf mewn chwaraeon anabledd, fel cyfranogwr, hyfforddwr, rheolwr ac aelod o bwyllgor. Rwy’n cymryd rhan mewn badminton, pêl fasged a hoci sled yn rheolaidd a hefyd yn ceisio cynnwys dipyn bach o saethu gyda reiffl pan fo’r amser yn caniatáu.
Rwyf wedi defnyddio llawer o’m profiadau personol mewn chwaraeon anabledd i’m helpu i ddarparu cyfleoedd chwaraeon o’r safon uchaf yn lleol ar gyfer oedolion a phlant gydag anableddau dysgu, synhwyraidd a chorfforol.
Cynigir amrywiaeth eang o chwaraeon a gweithgareddau drwy gydol y dydd a’r gyda’r nos, felly gall y rhan fwyaf o bobl gael hyd i weithgaredd hamdden sy’n addas iddynt. Pa un ai ydych yn chwilio am ffordd o fyw iach, eisiau cymdeithasu a gwneud ffrindiau newydd, cadw’n heini neu am gymryd rhan yng Ngemau Paralympaidd, Byddarlympaidd neu’r Gemau Olympaidd Arbennig yn y dyfodol, mae rhywbeth ar gael yng Nghaerdydd i chi.
Os hoffech wybodaeth bellach am chwaraeon anabledd yng Nghaerdydd, codwch y ffôn neu anfonwch e-bost ataf. Hefyd, gellir ychwanegu eich enw at fy rhestr bostio er mwyn sicrhau mai chi yw un o’r rhai cyntaf i glywed am yr holl ddatblygiadau chwaraeon lleol diweddaraf.
Os am fod yn gyfranogwr, hyfforddwr, gwirfoddolwr neu noddwr, rwy’n edrych ymlaen at glywed gennych.
Clybiau
Sessions for adults with a learning disability
for adults with a learning disability
for adults with a learning disability
Inclusive Sport Project
Mae’r clwb hwn yn darparu ar gyfer plant ac oedolion gydag anableddau dysgu, er mai oedolion yw’r rhan fwyaf o’r aelodau cyfredol.
Cynigir sesiynau athletau dan do yn y lleoliad hwn ar gyfer plant gydag anableddau dysgu, synhwyraidd neu gorfforol. Mae croeso i ffrindiau a brodyr neu chwiorydd fynychu hefyd.
for disabled children aged 7 to 18
for adults and children with a learning disability
for disabled adults and children
Mainstream club that includes disabled people
Digwyddiadau yn eich hardal
Wheelchair Sports Spectacular
A record number of participants are expected at The "Spectacular" 2010 thanks largely to sponsorship once again from the Rotary Club of Cardiff Bay and Cardiff University.
Why not come along and join the fun at the event on Friday 18th or Saturday 19th of June.
Paralmpians including Pippa Britton will be in attendance to inspire people to get involved. So if you fancy some archery tips from Pippa then why not come along
Archery is just one of the twenty sports on offer at NIAC, UWIC, Cyncoed Campus, CF23 6XD from 10am to 4pm each day.
Other sports include boccia, wheelchair basketball, table tennis, wheelchair tennis, fencing, karate, wheelchair rugby, and golf.
The event targets physically disabled people who are either wheelchair users or might use a wheelchair for sport although anyone is welcome to attend and try the sports.
Suitable for all ages and ability levels, the "Spectacular" aims to provide people with information on local clubs that they might want to join after trying the sports.
For further details on this event call Joanna on 029 2087 3935 or use the "In Your Area" section on the website and select "Cardiff" and send an email.
Newyddion yn eich hardal
Huskies are back on Ice!
23/03/2006 00:00:00
Cardiff Huskies sledge hockey team were back on the ice last Sunday with a record attendance of 16 participants.
This Winter Paralympic sport is a seated version of ice hockey which is particularly suitable for physically disabled people although anyone can play at club level, including non-disabled people.
If you would like to try this fast exciting sport then contact Joanna on 029 2087 3935 or use the "In Your Area" section on the website and select "Cardiff" and send an email.
All kit and equipment will be supplied by the club wherever possible. All you need is enough upper body strength to propel the sledge using the two shortened hockey sticks provided. They have sharp metal teeth which dig into the ice to help you move the sledge across the ice.
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04/07/2006
