Boccia England is the national governing body and registered charity responsible for developing, promoting, and supporting the inclusive sport of boccia across England.

Boccia (pronounced bot-cha) is the most inclusive sport you’ll find! It's easy to play, but harder to master!

Boccia is a Paralympic sport with no Olympic equivalent.  It’s a target ball sport which tests both muscle control and accuracy.  From a seated position (and therefore ideal for wheelchair users) players propel balls to land close to a white marker ball – the jack. If you’re unable to grasp and propel a ball a ramp can be used.

It’s an indoor sport, played on a court roughly the same size as a badminton court. You can compete as an individual, in a pair, or as a team of three.

 Boccia can be played by anyone regardless of age, gender, ability, or disability. Absolutely anyone can play boccia socially, including non-disabled people as long as they remain seated during play.

Boccia England hosts competitions across the country for players with physical disabilities, sight loss, and neurodivergent conditions.