Hospital visits
Visits and conversations connect people with spinal cord injuries to peers and the federation’s community. Visits are coordinated directly, rather than public drop-in events.
Enquire about outreach →Beyond competition
Community starts
with connection.
The federation’s nonprofit work includes outreach, practical donations, and advocacy alongside the development of wheelchair rugby.
Outreach
From a first conversation
to a wider community.
UWRF has carried out hospital and home visits for people with spinal cord injuries.
Visits bring opportunities to connect, share experience, and introduce people to the community around wheelchair rugby. Practical donations are part of this work when resources are available.
Enquiries are considered individually. Contact the federation to discuss its current activities and availability.
Ask about community supportOur community work
Practical activity. Personal connection.
Home and community visits
Meeting people in their community helps maintain connection and understand practical barriers to participation.
Start a conversation →Donations and practical support
The federation has donated items for people with spinal cord injuries. Support depends on available resources and the requirements of each activity.
Support the work →Advocacy
Make access part of the conversation.
Wheelchair rugby provides a visible, practical way to discuss equipment, accessible facilities, and participation.
UWRF’s founder describes engagement at MUBS Disability Awareness Day alongside the Spinal Injuries Sports Group.
Read about the awareness activity →Making an enquiry
Help us connect you to the right conversation.
Tell us your location and the type of support or activity you want to discuss. Avoid sending medical records through the general contact form.
UWRF’s outreach does not replace clinical care. Assistance, transport, or equipment cannot be guaranteed by submitting an enquiry.
Contact the federation