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British Deaf Sports Council (BDSC)
BDSC was founded in 1930, with the aim of organising competitors to participate in the World Games for the Deaf (now known as DEAFLYMPIC), and therefore it is Britain's oldest national sports organisation for a disabled group. Comments: 0; Added: 23-03-2008)
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Ulster Deaf Sport Council
Responsible for the organisation of competitions and championships in Ulster with deaf people. Comments: 0; Added: 06-10-2007)
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England Cricket Association for the Deaf
England Cricket Association for the Deaf is a recognised body by the England Cricket Board and Deaf Cricket International Federation. The ECB, in particular, has provided huge support to the deaf cricketers in England for a home international series with Pakistan in 2006, the 2005 World Cup in India , the 2004 Ashes tour in Australia and numerous training weekends across the country. Comments: 1; Added: 23-03-2008)
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Deaf gamers
At Deaf Gamers the way we review the software is a little different as it's from a deaf persons perspective. Comments: 0; Added: 03-07-2008)
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Deaf Bikers
The only deaf bikers group that exists in the UK. Comments: 0; Added: 17-01-2008)
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Vision5KUK
The Vision 5K UK is a fantastic series of unique blindfold challenges taking place across the country for people of all ages and abilities. We encourage everyone to wear a blindfold, team up with a friend or family member who acts as a sighted guide and challenge your senses! All runners are invited to raise vital funds for deaf blind people. Comments: 0; Added: 13-03-2009)
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Team Deaf Jetski
we are a group of Deaf who go Jetski-ing at Loch Lomond in scotland. we are looking for Deaf people who have Jetski's and like to know more about Jetski's. we often go to Hearing competions around the UK and everybody is friendly. we want to meet more Deaf Jetskiers around the Uk and the world. have a look at the website if you are a Skier send us an email either the website email or direct to the hotmail email. deafjetski@hotmail.co.uk Team Deaf Jetski Live Fast, Ski Fun!!! Comments: 0; Added: 21-05-2008)
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National Deaf Children Society challenges
Charity Challenge Events including bike events, bike treks, marathons, charity treks for Deaf Children. Comments: 0; Added: 23-03-2008)
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Deaf Camp UK
The organisation's aim is to provide opportunities for young deaf children to take part in a multi-activity camp. Activities can include abseiling, climbing, orienteering, air rifling, archery to name but a few. It also aims to enable the young deaf child to meet other deaf children, to gain confidence and develop newfound skills in the great outdoors. Comments: 0; Added: 23-03-2008)
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UK Deaf Sport
UK Deaf Sport aims to enable Deaf people to benefit from, excel at and fulfil their potential through sport of their own choosing. UK Deaf Sport influences positive changes and opportunities in sports culture, policy and procedure by brokering partnerships with key decision makers and sports councils and national governing body of sports. Comments: 0; Added: 10-10-2007)
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Deaflympics
The games are built on 80 years of tradition. Organized since 1924 by the Comité International des Sports des Sourds, CISS (The International Committee of Sports for the Deaf), the first Summer Deaflympics were held in Paris. Winter Deaflympics were added in 1949. The Summer and Winter Deaflympics are sanctioned by the International Olympic Committee, IOC. Comments: 0; Added: 06-01-2009)
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