You as a participant
Specialsports are for you with
autism spectrum & ADHD physical disability the need for a wheelchair Reduced or no vision Psychological vulnerability
What can we help you with?
Participate in 'Sports internship'
Meet the athletes
Sports for special needs
- Where there is room for diversity
At Specialsport.dk, we help children, young people, and adults with special needs to participate actively in club activities. We find solutions and opportunities for things that can be difficult. 
Hear about Tobias’ handball experience
Tobias is a 16-year-old boy who has autism and OCD. When he was little, he dreamed of participating in different sports such as karate, basketball and handball. But that wasn’t an option back then.
Today Tobias plays handball. It happened because he saw handball in the Specialsport Guide at his school.
Watch the video to find out what he likes about playing handball
and what experiences he has gained from being part of an active club life.
Tobias’ mother tells us:
It was one of the best decisions!
We had so many doubts. We were nervous that it could be another setback for our boy as he has a number of challenges such as infantile autism, learning disabilities and severe OCD. We have never experienced such engaged, open and helpful people before. We have only felt safe. And when we've asked for help, they've responded immediately and found a solution. Letting our son Tobias play handball through Specialsport Guide is definitely one of the best decisions we made. We haven't regretted for a second and Tobias has developed SO positively since he started, and I'm absolutely sure that going to sports has boosted everything. Being part of a community where there is room for everyone. Then take the plunge.
Do you also want to participate in a sport?
Contact us at hej@specialsport.dk or give us a call on 6170 3060 to find out together which sport is right for you!
“It’s not about the degree of functional impairment,
but about finding the right match between participant, sport, and club.”
