Tennis should be accessible for all, it should be a game for everyone, there should be no barriers to playing tennis

Working with local authorities throughout the UK to increase an inclusive sustainable tennis delivery in park facilities.

Developing community tennis complexes catering for all ages and abilities.

Increasing the number of coaches trained to deliver disability tennis programmes for beginners of all ages and developing more performance squads.

Delivering a sustainable package of equipment, coaching and teacher resources to all schools plus a competition template.

Expanding the playing, competing and coach education opportunities in further and higher education.

Developing programmes to community/recreational level to encourage adults either back to tennis or to try the sport for the first time.

Tennis Foundation - High profile fundraising and special events to support the recreational development of the game and increase participation.

Offering more opportunities to donate and support the work of the Tennis Foundation to increase the playing base for all ages and abilities.

Identifying various EU and Government funding schemes for Sport and offering assistance to the tennis community with their applications for support.

Recruiting and training more volunteers.

The Tennis Foundation is responsible for the management of a sustainable inclusive tennis delivery for all age groups across all Local Authority tennis facilities, including parks, leisure centres and indoor facilities located on Local Authority land.

The Foundation's responsibility also extends to the whole of the education sector, and to disability development and performance.

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Reid and Whiley ensure British clean sweep at Junior Masters

2nd February 2008

Scotland's Gordon Reid and Warwickshire's Jordanne Whiley won Sunday's Boys Singles and Girls Singles titles at the Cruyff Foundation International Wheelchair Tennis Junior Masters in Tarbes, France, to complete a clean sweep of all four titles by British players at the most prestigious of all junior wheelchair tennis tournaments. More...