Come and join Wild with Wheels for a guided accessible interactive nature walk, especially suitable for people with disabilities and impairments. Scroll down for dates and meeting points.
Who can join our free walks?
We welcome adults and children who are wheelchair and mobility scooter users. Our nature walks are also suitable for people with mobility limitations , chronic illnesses & hidden disabilities, hearing/sight impairments, neurodiverse/learning disabilities.
Wild with Wheels offer 1:1 or 2:1 support for people with higher needs and we understand that our participants have varied needs and restrictions. So we offer a bespoke service to ensure that we cater for everyone.
We can also provide additional equipment for several mobility and sensory limitations to help your independent interaction with the world of nature.
If you have any disabilities or impairments/limitations that may affect your ability to take part, we are happy to help and support in any way we can or if you need any extra additional support for physical mobility, sensory sight/hearing or neurodiverse
PLEASE GET IN TOUCH ON 07787 181 550 OR EMAIL Info@wildwithwheels.com
SPRING DATES:
WEDNESDAYS 10.15am to start at 10.30am - 12.30pm
Each route is carefully risk assessed for Wheels ♿️, so that EVERYONE is included.Book the full course, even if you are unable to attend every date.
We can provide cosy blankets and hot water bottles as well as ponchos for rainy days.
Locations
17/04/2024 Kearsney Parks
24/04/2024 Great Farthingloe
01/05/2024 Pegwell Bay
08/05/2024 Samphire Hoe
15/05/2024 Walmer & Deal Seafront
22/05/2024 Great Farthingloe
NOTE: Event Details will be sent from wildwithwheels@outlook.com before each event. So please save this address to your inbox.
We will be planning dates so keep your eyes on Eventbrite and Facebook for new courses. If you are interested, please contact us to let us know info@wildwithwheels.com or check our website for up to date information https://wildwithwheels.com/
There's currently no charge for these walks or activities as we are assisted by funding from our supporters Kent Downs National Landscape, DEFRA and GOGA (Get Out & Get Active in Action, Dover).
The GOGA in Action project has been funded by the National Lottery Community Fund to support, promote and improve physical and mental wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem while developing a variety of opportunities for disabled and non-disabled people to be active together.
For more information please email: goga@yourleisure.uk.com call: 0333 3660 661 or visit our website: GOGA in Action Dover - Your Leisure
