Disability Sport Events produces a few publications, which you will find useful when learning more about our work. These can be downloaded or requested.

DSE Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy
To download click on the link below
Protecting Children and Vulnerable Adults 

DSE Rules & Procedures
This document is currently being reprinted please email info@dse.org.uk for a paper copy.

DSE Profile Manual
To download click on the link below 
DSE Profile Manual

Event Guide- How to organise sports events 
This document is currently being reprinted. Please email info@dse.org.uk for a paper copy.

Functional Profiling Toolkit
A guide to assessing disabled people to compete in sport using the DSE Profile System. Available for a fee or on courses run by DSE.
Contact dominic@dse.org.uk for more information.

Recommended Publications

"Chair Workout" DVD
Leanne Grose
Available from various outlets
Containing simple exercises to provide an easy way of improving and maintaining the body's strength, mobility and circulation, the program presented in this book is designed for anyone who finds conventional exercising difficult - office workers, airline passengers, senior citizens, arthritis and rheumatism sufferers, patients with mobility problmes or recovering from illness or surgery. The exercises were devised by the author (a qualified fitness trainer) following her own struggle with a chronic immune disorder. Additional tips on posture and comfort while undertaking these exercises are included, as well as guidelines for air travellers.


"Accessible Games Book"
Katie Marl
Available from various outlets
Games can be used in many settings as a means of icebreaking, promoting mixing and trust among adults and children. This text consists of a series of games which are appropriate for groups which include people with physical disabilities.


"Adapted Physical Education and Sport"
Joseph P. Winnick (Editor)
Available from various outlets
Helps teachers provide people with disabilities the best PE and sport experiences possible. Helps teachers provide education compatible with the definition of special ed; identify the unique needs of each person within the program; offer personalised education and provide the most included, integrated setting for each participant's needs.