About the charity

Who we are

We are a registered Charity and the National Governing Body for boccia in England. Read more

How we work

An overview of how we operate across England. Read more

Who we help

We help children through to the elderly with physical, learning or visual disabilities or impairments Read more

Latest

Back to Boccia Cup Round-Up

‘Boccia Was Back’ over the weekend with our first competition in 18 months.
2021/22 Membership Update

To support our members and to reflect the ongoing restriction of activity and impact of Covid-19, a discount has been applied to the price of the 2021-2022 membership.
At Home Winter Wonderwheels!

We’re very excited to invite you to take part in the perfect mission to keep you super-charged this autumn – At Home Winter Wonderwheels powered by Marvel! This month-long challenge (5 November to 5 December) is super flexible and you don’t even have to leave your neighbourhood! So get those masks and capes ready!
Winter Wonderwheels!

SUPERHEROES & SIDEKICKS WANTED! Enter the Winter Wonderwheels event at Dorney Lake, Windsor, on 5th December 2021. Anyone can join the fun as long as at least one person per team considers themselves to have a disability (of any kind).

What is boccia?

Boccia is a Paralympic target sport, similar to bowls, which is played indoors by disabled players. Currently the fastest growing disability sport in the world, propelling balls to land as close as possible to a marker ball is the aim of the game and having originated in ancient Greece and Egypt, the sport is now played in over 50 countries worldwide.
Find a club

Find your nearest boccia club here.
Rules of the game

An overview of the rules of boccia
Introduction to boccia
Back to Boccia Cup

The Back to Boccia Cup is our first competition post-pandemic that will see some of the top BC1-4 players competing across 2 days in Sheffield.
Boccia England Competitions update

We are excited to return to competition. Read on to see our update and what we have planned!
Visually Impaired Boccia

A basic guide on how to play boccia when visually impaired using VI grids
Back to Boccia Roadmap

The document below sets out Boccia England’s proposed return to play steps as we look forward to getting back on court and restarting all boccia activity in time.
Staff

A who's who guide to our small staff team.
National Boccia Day 2021

Monday 27th September is National Boccia Day! Here you will find all the information about the day and how you can get involved.

We have achieved the Child Protection in Sport Units Advanced Safeguarding Standard to ensure we provide a framework for all those involved in our sport to help them create a safe sporting environment for children and young people and protect them from harm. Read more

Cotswold Crusaders and the Rainbow Cup!

Anna and Archie Eaton tell us why Cotswold Crusaders have been enjoying the Rainbow Cup and how it has brought the club together during Covid-19 when they can't meet to train. Read more