Working to create fun opportunities for disabled and non-disabled young people together
Inclusion Needs You Training
Free high quality training on including disabled children and young people in all sorts of settings, groups and activities.
Inclusion Support and Guidance bookletFree booklet to give local organisations ideas about training, resources, funding and networks to support them in including disabled young people in their work
Volunteering Opportunities
Great opportunities for young people and adults to help us – such as supporting people on Of Course We Can events or driving the Mobiloo.
We create opportunities for disabled children and young people so they can:
- Challenge themselves to do more than they and others expect
- Change the way that they see themselves and how others see them
- Show that they have talents to offer rather than just needs to be met
- Share friendships with non-disabled young people
- Take their rightful place in their local communities
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Of Course We Can
Here’s the brochure covering the Spring and Summer activities – Wild Camping, Hollywood in the Woods, Horsing Around, Mix and Mash, Woodland Wonder and lots more so have a look and book yourself a place!
Top Ten Tips for Being More Inclusive of Disabled Adults and Young People
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Information about what else is happening in Gloucestershire
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She is more prepared to try out new things. This has opened up the future for us.
I was worried if she’d be ok but she’s very happy and the events build her confidence.
This is life-changing for him and the only time I get to do things with my other kids, stuff we can’t do when he’s around.
Every young person needs to learn to take and manage risk. He’s free to make mistakes and try new things and the staff are there for him at the appropriate level.
She really made some great friendships at the event and definitely enjoyed taking part. I’ve noticed significant increases in confidence and independence.
Active Impact CIC is a social enterprise based in Gloucestershire.
We are established as a Community Interest Company limited by guarantee.
