For families

What there is beyond
the classroom.

Leisure, sport and free time for children with disabilities across the seven territories of Euskal Herria. Who does what, and who to ask.

The figures

  1. 36organisations verifiedOne by one, opening their website.
  2. 6and only for those do we know ages and daysThe only ones you can decide on without calling. Not always on the organisation’s own website: sometimes it is the council, or the press.

Read this before counting on a place

This is a map of who does what, not a calendar. Almost no organisation publishes prices or timetables: ask before counting on a place.

All 36 entries were checked one by one, the latest on 2026-09-10. A phantom activity is worse than none, so if anything has changed since then, what the organisation says wins.

Skip the map and go to the list

The seven territories

The number is how many organisations are based there. On a large screen each territory is a button: reach it with the tab key and activate it with Enter. On a phone the map is just the drawing, and the buttons below are what you use to choose.

How to read the map

  • No organisation based here
  • 1–4 organisations
  • 5–8 organisations
  • 9 organisations or more
  • The state border. To the north it is called Pays Basque Nord; to the south, Pays Basque Sud.

Colour is only a hint: the data is the number, written inside each territory.

Outlines: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Filters

What kind
Territory
Profile

The organisations

36 of 36 organisations
12 do not publish their leisure programme

They exist and are verified, but there is nothing about leisure on their site: you can only ask. They may have it deeper in and it was not found.

The empty territories

Nafarroa Beherea and Zuberoa show zero, and the zero is the finding: no organisation based there has been found. The gap is not filled with just anything to make the map look full.

That area is covered by CDH64, a department-wide committee. That is who to ask until something closer turns up.

If you cross the border

An activity in Iparralde is not subject to the same grants or requirements as one in Bizkaia. A disability recognition from one side is not automatically valid on the other. Ask before signing anyone up.