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Getting disabled people sailing is what we do. Read some sailor and volunteer profiles and if you think sailing might be your thing – see how to get involved.

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Bex Foulsham: profile

Bex’s Autism and other disabilities means they approach sailing in a particular way and has limited them to supported activity, but with the Foundation’s help they are developing into an increasingly competent keelboat sailor capable of sailing in open regattas with and against a mixture…

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How Andrew Cassell Foundation got started and how you can support us on the journey.

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End of Season Report 2024

ACF Summer Update – 5th August 2024 At the conclusion of the 2023-4 season three Andrew Cassell Foudnation boats entered…

A young man on the right of the picture is feeding a sail into the groove on a sailboat boom

The ACF secret sauce

Reflecting on personal transformation with Bex Bex identified mentoring as possibly the most important thing the Andrew Cassell Foundation (ACF)…

Sailing Trilleen Supporting @acfsailing

Ian is sailing a Vancouver 27 round the UK and Ireland to suxpport the Andrew Cassell Foundation. He refitted Trilleen, a boat as old as he is, when he was deep in his rehabilitation with us at the Foundation. Now he wants to put something back and is raising funds for the Foundation as he sails. Can you help him by donating to the CrowdFunder, or by spreading the word on social media?

Read more about Ian’s Round Britain and Ireland sail

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Andrew Cassell Foundation (Racing for the Disabled) is a Charity in England and Wales: 1057742

Supports people with disabilities (mainly physical & sensory) to take part in yacht racing and cruising and to encourage the integration of sailors with disabilities with able bodied sailors