WIN A break at Hoe Grange Holidays
You and three friends could be heading for a break at one of Hoe Grange Holidays’ accessible holiday lodges in the Peak District.
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Fancy trying something a little different in your free time? Whether you need a fun day out or you’re after an accessible break, check out the providers below…
Time to Give Back: Accessible volunteering
On the summer slopes with Paralympian James Barnes-Miller and Chilly Powder
NorthLink Ferries are pioneering inclusive travel in the ferry industry
New fund to improve rail accessibility announced
On holiday: European escapes
Here We Are: Sport bringing people together this Learning Disability Week
Mencap to deliver over 1,200 thank you cards to mark Volunteers’ Week
Sanctuary Supported Living schemes working with top athletes to inspire young adults
Understanding hearing impairments this Deaf Awareness Week
This week (6-12 May) is Deaf Awareness Week, where we raise awareness of the challenges faced by deaf and hearing impaired people in the UK, and increase understanding in the wider community.
WIN: A pair of tickets to Latitude festival
We’re giving three Enable readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the iconic Latitude Festival this summer.
Getting green fingers this National Gardening Week
This week (29 April – 6May) is National Gardening Week, where we’re all encouraged to get outside, utilise the green spaces closest to us and give our gardens some TLC.
WIN a pair of tickets to Nozstock the Hidden Valley Festival
The sun is shining and festival season is just around the corner – we can barely contain our excitement. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Nozstock the Hidden Valley Festival to give Enable readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to the event!
Music Madness: Accessibility with Wilderness Festival
Attending a music festival should be for everyone. It’s a rite of passage, one of the truly memorable, multi-sensory experiences one can have in life.
Line of Duty star, Vicky McClure joins choir for dementia
Actress Vicky McClure is set to release Our Dementia Choir looking at the impact of music for people living with dementia.