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Situated next to the sport centre in Dogflud Way, Farnham, 40degreez is a one-stop shop where young people can drop-in, get advice or get involved in leisure activities.
40degreez will provide what young people have been asking for and is central and accessible for the Farnham area.
40degreez is a tardis - a warehouse on the outside and a welcoming and new building on the inside. The whole building is on two storeys and is fully accessible.
Upstairs there are three large and well equipped activity rooms, a reception area, shower and laundry facilities, and a large store room.
Downstairs, apart from the main youth club room and coffee bar, there are two advice rooms, a quiet room, the computer suite and offices for 40degreez administrator and surrey youth development service.
All rooms have telephones and broadband connections.

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Spinal Cord Injury has a devastating effect on the 1,200 people who become paralysed each year.
The individual affected will lose muscle and sensory control and the vast majority become full time wheelchair users for the rest of their lives. Historically, the majority of spinal cord injuries have been sustained by those aged 15 to 40, with men outnumbering women, although increasingly it is affecting more older people too.
Through its projects and programmes, Aspire offers practical support to the 40,000 people living with a spinal cord injury in the UK so that they can lead fulfilled and independent lives in their homes, with their families, in work-places and leisure time.

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BALASA (British Amputee & Les Autres Sports Association) was formed in 1988. The objective of this web site is to give an insight into the activities of BALASA and hopefully show the benefits and feasibility of taking up a sport and the enjoyment and satisfaction that can be gained from it.

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Battle Back is a new Tri-Service initiative which aims to improve and formalise the use of AT and Sport in the aftercare of wounded Service personnel in order to aid their rehabilitation and return to an active life.

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What facilities are available for people with disabilities?
There is wheelchair access throughout the ground floor and there is one ground floor bedroom with shower/toilet facilities for the disabled. Benmore has run many successful courses with groups of disabled people.
We have one minibus with a wheelchair hoist.

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British Blind Sport (BBS) is a national registered charity based in Leamington Spa. Since its beginnings as a registered charity in 1976, British Blind Sport has become the leading voice for visually impaired people (VI) in the world of sport and leisure, both at home and internationally.

The work of the charity enables visually impaired people to have the same opportunities as sighted people to access and enjoy sport and recreational activities in the UK.

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The BT Paralympic World Cup was created to provide an annual World Class Multi-Sport Disability Event for elite international athletes, bridging the gap between the four yearly Paralympic Games.

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In 2001 the camp re-opened as a day centre, providing holiday activities for special needs children. In term time it is a venue for special needs support groups and schools.
CATS (Children on the AuTstic Spectrum) is an after school and holiday group which meets weekly after school. Its members are young people of mainstream ability between the ages of 8 and 13 who have an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Hawks is a youth group for teenagers (13 - 19) of mainstream ability on the autistic spectrum, which has been developed as an extension of CATS.

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Disabled facilities are also available.

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DAISY UK'S THREE-FOLD APPROACH TO EQUALITY AND INCLUSION. ASSISTING DISABLED PEOPLE TO FULFILL THEIR TRUE POTENTIAL AND GRASP OPPORTUNITIES, THROUGH SPORTS, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT.

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The Federation of Disability Sport Wales (DSW) is a pan-disability sport organisation which aims to provide and promote quality sporting and physical activity opportunities for disabled people within Wales.

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DSE ensures that from grass roots level to international standard, disabled sportspeople can participate in sport. We are actively increasing sporting prowess from beginners, who want to develop their talent, to top British disabled sports people, who get high competition at our events.

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Disability Sports NI is Northern Ireland’s main disability sports organisation and is recognised by Sport Northern Ireland as the key body responsible for the development of sport and physical recreation for people with physical, sensory and learning disabilities.

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To make regular sporting opportunity accessible and enjoyable to anyone and everyone of restricted growth in the United Kingdom, regardless of their race, colour, ethnic origin, gender, location, sporting ability or financial support.

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