These are stories from individuals and organisations about getting active and what it means to them.
In this blog, Zanib raises the question: If our more modern urban spaces are not accessible enough, what about our less modern and more remote areas?
In her story, Mo talks about how great it feels to get out and get active through horse riding.
In this blog, Caroline discusses the importance of green spaces for her wellbeing.
In this blog, Jo Reffin a specialist neuromuscular physiotherapist discusses her work and new recommendations launched by Muscular Dystrophy to stay active and fit.
In this story, Cameron talks about how getting active through dance has changed her life.
In this blog, Rory explains how getting active through horse riding helps to unlock his fear and anxiety around other people
In this blog Will Bayley discusses his moment of victory at the Rio 2016 Paralympics.
In this blog Freedom For Wheels describe how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted Disabled people’s access to physical activity, physiotherapy and life in general.
The first in our “mini-series” of personal stories for the National Outdoors for All Working Group (NOfAWG)
The fourth in our “mini-series” of personal stories & case studies for the National Outdoors for All Working Group (NOfAWG) – “It’s not just gates and steel barriers…”
The third in our “mini-series” of personal stories & case studies for the National Outdoors for All Working Group (NOfAWG) – “Walks on Wednesdays”
In this blog by Danny Lloyd he explains how we raised money for APS Support UK and the Stroke Association.