Artz+ & Sportz+
Artz+ Sportz+ runs supported arts and sports events for 5 - 18 years olds who are disabled during school holidays. Activities include: Arts and crafts, games, paddle boarding, drama, music, climbing, archery, swimming, and more.
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Artz+ & Sportz+
Artz+ Sportz+ runs supported arts and sports events for 5 - 18 years olds who are disabled during school holidays. Activities include: Arts and crafts, games, paddle boarding, drama, music, climbing, archery, swimming, and more.
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Little Giants
Little Giants is a voluntary youth club that runs once a month on a Saturday morning. It caters for children and young people with a variety of needs. The youth club enables members to socialise and play . Parents have the choice to stay for the 2 hours and enjoy a cup of tea and a chat or they can leave their children. Please contact directly to discuss accessibility needs.
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Herons View Care Farm
A farm activities-based day care service in Dorset for adults and young people with learning disabilities. The service is developed for each individual by supporting their interests and promoting their strengths. There is the opportunity to take a City & Guilds, Skills for Working Life qualification. This study can help to develop personal and work related skills, which may enable progression into further learning or supported employment, or enhance independent living skills. Please contact directly to discuss accessibility needs.
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ChesilSailability
Supports people with any kind of disability to come sailing - you don't have to know how to sail already. Sailors range from people with visual impairments, long term health conditions to high spinal cord injuries and profound physical and learning disabilities.
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CAST Youth Theatre – Bright Lights
A singing and drama group for children and young people with additional needs and learning disabilities aged 11-26. Please contact directly to discuss accessibility needs.
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Richmond House
Social Care children and young people with SEND, including, early support, clubs, camps, short break services, reablement care, bespoke care, family support, outreach and education.
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SENSE Family Centre (Exeter)
SENSE centres offer a place for people with complex disabilities to build connections by developing communication skills and independence, meeting other people, being creative with arts and crafts and taking part in sport and exercise – all supported by skilled, specialist staff.
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The Donkey Sanctuary Ivybridge
Working Sanctuary offering Donkey Assisted Activities for clients by referral, open to visitors at select times. Works with children (school year 5 and above) young people and adults. Offers Donkey Assisted Activities (DAA) including Donkey Facilitated Learning (DFL), Donkey Management Programme (DMP) and Wellbeing with Donkeys (WWD). These ground-based activities support the development of people's life skills and wellbeing, helping individuals to better deal with challenges in everyday life, while also promoting positive attitudes towards donkeys. There is a referral process to access the services. Anyone interested in accessing one of the DAA programmes must first obtain support through a referral organisation. Please contact us directly to discuss this. Visitors of all ages are welcome to visit free of charge during select visiting times at weekends or additional dates listed on their website. You will need a free, pre-booked ticket which can be booked online or by calling the centre.
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The Donkey Sanctuary Sidmouth
Donkey Assisted Activities, often referred to as DAA, that teach how to read the language that donkeys use to communicate.
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Cycle Derby
Cycle Derby offer a range of adapted bikes including tricycles, wheelchair tandems, companion bikes, and many more that cater for a broad range of impairments. Our fleet is suitable for ages 5 and upwards and offer self hire, instructor-led sessions, and can cater for larger community clubs. Staff at Markeaton Park have invested heavily and created a path around the entire site which is ideal for wheel chair users and specially adapted bikes.
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Fun-abil8y
A wide range of specialist clubs, activities and short breaks to suit the needs of all disabled children and young people aged 3-18. These take place at venues across the City throughout the year.
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Quad Cinema
Fully accessible cinema. Access spaces are available in all three cinemas that can be used independently or can be situated next to seats for carers or companions. There is a Sound Plus TM Infrared Listening system in the cinemas.
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