Inclusion
The RYA aims to ensure that all present and potential participants, members, instructors, coaches, competitors, officials, volunteers and employees are treated fairly and on an equal basis, irrespective of sex, age, disability, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, marriage and civil partnership, gender reassignment or social status.
By making small changes, you can create big differences in the experience that people have at your club. A great experience can lead to retention and offer opportunities for new members.A self assessment tool for clubs and centres who want to consider how accessible their venue and facilities are.
Practical strategies to ensure the best experience every time for autistic people
A tool to support the many people who sail who may also face communication barriers in a world that relies on a large extent to being able to see, hear and use speech
Gain the knowledge and confidence to enable disabled people to take part in boating, feel welcome and to share in a passion for getting on the water
The act applies to associations, which includes private members clubs, service providers, which includes RTCs, as well as employers. Find out more
All of the resources and support available to clubs and centres that are part of the Sailability programme