It's hard to exaggerate the effect this experience has had on me. I really do look at the world differently now.
John- volunteer
Adult residential photo diaries
A group of young adults exploring the bright lights of Blackpool.
A festive fun filled trip to Wales, with visits to Cardiff, Hereford and Bristol.
Our first ever Monday Night Club holiday, run entirely by our members!
A group of 6 who came from London to see all that Wales had to offer, and we absolutely loved it.
A group of friends enjoying the delights of Paris, Disneyland and the beautiful French countryside.
An unforgettable laughter filled trip to Alton Towers and Matlock Bath!
A group of friends from Wantage went to explore the bright lights of Blackpool!
A trip visiting the Doctor Who Exhibition, Cardiff City Stadium and the Big Pitt!
A sunny holiday away to Alton Towers and the surrounding areas.
Who wouldn't want to poke around the Queen's home and have a curry next to Eton College!
Would you like to take part in the Activity Alliance's disabled children and young people's survey?
Activity Alliance believe disabled children and young people deserve the same opportunities to be active as their non-disabled peers. They are undertaking research into the experiences and perceptions of physical activity among disabled children and young people.
If you are a parent or carer of a disabled child aged 5 to 16, Activity Alliance wants to hear from you. They want to hear from people who have had good or bad experiences, and from those who are active and not active.
The survey will take around 15 minutes to complete and your answers will help them to shape the services and support they provide. They will also use the findings to advocate for change on a national level that enables more disabled children to be active.
Follow this link to take part in the survey - lght.ly/j4gd880
Take part in our disabled children and young people's survey
Activity Alliance undertakes research into the experiences and perceptions of physical activity among disabled children, parents and carers.