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Barriers to accessing cricket for disabled people (FINISHED)

North West Disability Cricket Forum (NWDCF)

Barriers to accessing cricket for disabled people (FINISHED)

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What are the barriers that people with disabilities have to accessing cricket?

NB: We have received over 80 questionnaires to help us with identifying barriers to accessing cricket for disabled people and are currently undergoing analysis of the data received. It is hoped we will have the findings of this report in the early part of 2008.

Please don't send us any more questionnaires. Thank you.

This questionnaire has been designed as part of a research project that is investigating ‘The barriers to accessing cricket for disabled people’.  The North West Disability Cricket Forum (NWDCF) has commissioned this research in partnership with the Manchester Institute of Sport and Physical Activity (MISPA), which is based at the Manchester Metropolitan University.

The NWDCF require this work to be undertaken to encourage people with a disability to take part in all aspects of cricket – officiating, scoring and volunteering and not just playing.  This type of research has not been carried out previously and it would also help to improve local disability programmes.

You will therefore be asked to complete a questionnaire which asks you about participation in school cricket and cricket clubs.  If you are under the age of 18, the questionnaire must be completed with your parent / guardian support and consent.  You do not have to have a disability to complete the questionnaire; your answers will be used as a comparison. 

Even though your name will be asked for, when compiling the information from the completed questionnaires, all answers will remain anonymous.

Each completed questionnaire will be entered into a prize draw.  Prizes include signed lancashire bats and t-shirts.

Participation Letter (215 Kb)
Participation Letter (55 Kb)
Questionnaire (142 Kb)
Questionnaire (21 Kb)

If this questionnaire is required in an alternative format, please contact Stuart Roscoe at the above details.

The North West Disability Cricket Forum in partnership with the Lancashire Cricket Board, Cheshire Cricket Board, Cumbria Cricket Board, GreaterSport, Merseyside Sport, Sport Cheshire, Cumbria Sport, Lancashire Sport and EFDS, would like to than you for your time in completing this questionnaire.