HDSF on Facebook
Its a Monday afternoon, and a very heavy downpour may have stopped the children cycling a little early, but Alice was having too much fun!
The words were spoken by the children who were learning to ride. Some of which were given a bike and helmet to take home as well.
#NoLimits2026
... See MoreSee Less
Do you have a physical disability and want to have a go at Badminton? There is a free taster session tomorrow morning at Herts Sports Village.
To book a slot go to forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=lk5Lv-XBIUmTSCqDmdw9IsMk891rIuVFuH7t81VkzDFUMFg5T003Q...
Or go along and watch the Para Badminton League Finals 10:30 - 4:00. A great opportunity to watch some of the countries best players in action
... See MoreSee Less
Anyone local to Panshanger Parkrun who would be interested in being a guide for a person with a visual impairment on a Saturday morning?We’re looking to create a pool of VI (Visual Impairment) guides at Panshanger parkrun and support our community…could you be interested? Please do get in touch at [email protected] or just make yourself known to the RD on Saturday morning. Thank you x ... See MoreSee Less
Happy World Bicycle Day!
#WorldBicycleDay
... See MoreSee Less
As many of you know Charlie and Sophie have headed off with family to an island to get married. We all hope today is everything you both hoped for and so much more! ... See MoreSee Less


Welcome
Herts Disability Sports Foundation (Registered Charity Number 1156034) was originally set up in Welwyn Hatfield to promote the development of disability sport for people in day services across Hertfordshire. The developments in provision made during the time of the Sports England funded programme provided a lasting legacy of equipment and training that continues to reap benefits for the whole community.


