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Nofio Hygyrch

Rydym yn elusen aelodaeth a arweinir gan ddefnyddwyr sy'n cynnig cyfleoedd nofio i bobl ag anabledd o unrhyw oedran, pobl 50 oed a hŷn a hefyd eu teulu sy'n byw yn Scarborough, Whitby, Filey neu'r ardal gyfagos.

A Message From Our Chairman:

“Darparu neu gynorthwyo i ddarparu cyfleusterau a digwyddiadau ar gyfer galwedigaeth hamdden, adsefydlu, chwaraeon ac amser hamdden (yn benodol ond nid yn unig trwy ddarparu cyfleusterau a chyfleoedd i nofio) i bobl ag anableddau * a'u teuluoedd, er budd lles cymdeithasol gyda'r nod o wella eu cyflwr ”.

Team Brainstorming Session
Business Team Picture (showing an office table, laptop, a document and some postit notes)

Objective:

“Darparu neu gynorthwyo i ddarparu cyfleusterau a digwyddiadau ar gyfer galwedigaeth hamdden, adsefydlu, chwaraeon ac amser hamdden (yn benodol ond nid yn unig trwy ddarparu cyfleusterau a chyfleoedd i nofio) i bobl ag anableddau * a'u teuluoedd, er budd lles cymdeithasol gyda'r nod o wella eu cyflwr ”.

Partnerships:

Rydym yn gweithio gyda llawer o fusnesau, grwpiau ac elusennau lleol i wella a datblygu hygyrchedd a darpariaeth gwella iechyd i bobl ag anabledd ym Mwrdeistref Scarborough.

 

Yn yr un modd, rydym yn derbyn atgyfeiriadau aelodau newydd gan y Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol (Gwasanaeth Plant Anabl a Gwasanaethau Oedolion), Iechyd Galwedigaethol, Nyrsys Arbenigol, Meddygfeydd Teulu, Gwasanaeth Lles NYCC a'n Gwasanaethau Ieuenctid lleol i grybwyll ychydig. Mae'n anhygoel yr hyn y gellir ei gyflawni trwy weithio gyda'n gilydd!

 

Cysylltwch â ni i ddarganfod mwy.

Main Fortnightly Swim sessions:

Er 1974 mae SDSG wedi bod yn darparu sesiynau nofio hygyrch bob pythefnos ac rydym bellach wedi'u lleoli ym Mhentref Chwaraeon Scarborough.

Rydym yn elusen a arweinir gan ddefnyddwyr ac mae ein sesiynau ar agor i unrhyw un 50 oed a hŷn ac unrhyw un o unrhyw oedran ag anabledd, ynghyd â'u teulu.

Enrichment and Conditioning Opportunities

At Scarborough Disabled Swimming Group (SDSG), our charitable objectives extend far beyond swimming alone. We are committed to creating inclusive fitness, health and wellbeing opportunities that help people become more active in ways that suit their individual needs, abilities and interests.

 

In line with the values of Swim England, the Swimming Teachers’ Association, and Special Olympics GB’s commitment to improving “fitness, health and wellbeing for all”, we champion a holistic approach that encourages movement both in and out of the pool.

Swimming provides an excellent foundation for physical activity, but long‑term progress requires broader conditioning that supports strength, mobility, balance and cardiovascular health. This whole‑body approach reflects current industry standards and contributes directly to wider NHS and social care aims around improving physical activity levels, preventing deconditioning, reducing health inequalities and supporting independence.

To complement our swimming offer, SDSG provides a growing range of enrichment and conditioning opportunities, including:

  • Supported gym sessions

  • Circuit classes

  • Good Boost sessions delivered via therapeutic aquatic exercise programmes

  • Chair‑based exercise for gentle strength and mobility

  • Wellbeing walks that encourage social connection and movement in the community

These activities help swimmers and non-swimmers alike develop confidence, improve fitness, and build healthy habits in a safe, encouraging and adaptive environment.

 

By offering a blend of aquatic and land‑based conditioning, SDSG ensures that everyone has the chance to enjoy meaningful, progressive activity—supporting wellbeing, independence and lifelong participation in sport.

Charity Excellence Quality Mark logo in blue and dark grey

Charity Excellence Quality Mark:

We are pleased to have been awarded the Charity Excellence Quality Mark.

The assurance assessment covered: promoting good governance, effective strategy, leading and managing people well, effective delivery of operations, efficient use of finance and resources, maximising income generation and effective communications.

The system also assessed key crisis health check indicators, including maximising impact, short-term resilience, longer-term sustainability, how good we are at getting funding to front line activities, legal & compliance and how well everyone is kept safe from harm.

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