About us
Dan Maskell Tennis Trust is a tennis charity raising funds for people with disabilities who play tennis.
Formed in 1997 and named after the late Dan Maskell “The Voice of Wimbledon” who was passionate about rehabilitation through sport.
Tennis is great fun for all, whether playing socially with friends or at an elite level. It truly is a sport that can be enjoyed regardless of age or ability. What is exciting and of special interest to us, is that tennis is also highly accessible to disabled people.
We specialise in supporting disabled people and disability tennis programmes. Over the years, we have helped hundreds of individuals, clubs and groups to access and provide tennis for disabled people. We do this by:
Specialist Wheelchairs
Specialist wheelchairs for individuals, clubs, special schools and centres running disability programmes
Equipment/coaching
Equipment/coaching kit-bags for coaches, clubs, special schools, disability groups and associations
Grants
Grants for disability groups, associations, programmes and individuals with a disability with financial aid towards certain tennis expenses
Support
Support for disabled tennis players and appropriate programmes.
Call: 01737 831707
Recent news
Find out more about our recent and past news stories and up-coming fundraising events
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2019 Recreational Wheelchair Tennis Tournament - 4/5 May 2019
Case studies
The Trust helps a whole range of disability projects, group and individuals - some examples of funding awarded by the Trustees are featured here...
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Howes Primary School in Coventry