Welcome!
If it’s your first time visiting our website then it’s our pleasure to say hello!
All the latest club info is published and updated regularly via our social media channels like Facebook and instagram.
If you’d like to get involved with the club either as a new participant or volunteer, then please do drop us a line via the contact form below.
You don’t need to be a full-time wheelchair user to participate in any of our sports, nor do you need any special equipment. If you can self propel a manual wheelchair then we can find a team sport for you to enjoy!
The same goes for our adaptive cycling section; we have a fleet of battery assisted bikes and trikes to suit all ages and abilities, just waiting to take you on adventure.
Our charity is completely volunteer led so we’re always keen to welcome new helpers. You don’t need to be a specialist sports coach or physiotherapist – literally every task from updating the socials to pumping up tyres or from catching stray balls to driving our minibus requires the help of volunteers, so if you have a few hours per month to give us we’d love to hear from you too!
Read The Latest Club News Here
As we are completely volunteer led, it can be tricky to find the time to update our website regularly.
Whilst we’ll always try to keep this page as current as possible, you can be sure to find the latest information on our Facebook page.
Please always reach out before coming along to a session as times can change at short notice and we’d hate for you to be disappointed!
The best way to Contact Us is via the form at the end of this page; your email will be read by the club’s committee who will get back to you as soon as they can.
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Midway through June and we pick up at the Dundee Get Together, and event to celebrate community organisations in the city. Members of Dundee Dragons from Multisport and the Adaptive Cycling took part in the parade from Dundee High School to the City Square. By all reports it was a lot of fun being involved…
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On Thursday, we attended the Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action (DVVA) annual volunteer recruitment and celebration event. It was a fantastic day, and we attracted lots of attention from potential volunteers as well as other local organisations who stopped by to chat with us and see what the club is all about! We are incredibly…
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15 Years Young . . . Today I had the privilege to join the DSEC family to celebrate 15 years of supporting Stroke Survivors become active during their ongoing rehabilitation 🩷. I was there representing the Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club as we have found our Adaptive Cycling is a positive force in helping Stroke…
