Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Following on from the huge success of the Paralympics, why not get engaged in our sport? We can provide facilities and coaching in Running, Wheelchair Racing, Framerunning, Jumping, and Throwing. We welcome everyone from age 7 upwards of all abilities. You won’t know how great you could be if you don’t give it a try! […]
› Read moreRobinswood Hill is a 100 hectare Country Park on the south east side of Gloucester rising to 198m (651 ft) above sea level. https://www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/robinswood-hill – Green flag award site – Countryside walks with extensive views across the Severn Vale, the Forest of Dean and the Cotswolds. – All-terrain mobility scooter hire available – Wildflower meadows, […]
› Read moreThe Tetbury Rail Lands Regeneration Trust has created a multi-user path known as the Tetbury Trail that mainly follows the course of the old railway line. Look out for the blue signs that will guide you along the Trail.Earlier this year an all-weather surface was laid on the newest section of the Trail. As well as […]
› Read moreFound within the city of Gloucester is an internationally important collection of treasures of over 750,000 objects… The Museum of Gloucester tells the story of the city’s origins as a Roman settlement and its subsequent development through the Dark Ages and Medieval period. This fine Victorian building also has a significant collection of art including paintings […]
› Read moreBonsai Chi is a gentle, low-impact, whole body exercise class. The moves are designed to calm your mind, refresh and re-energise your body. Based on karate moves that I’ve learnt over the last 25 years, they have been adapted into gentle, flowing movement, encouraging good balance, flexibility, hand-eye co-ordination and more. It’s about listening to […]
› Read moreBonsai Chi is a gentle, low-impact, whole body exercise class. The moves are designed to calm your mind, refresh and re-energise your body. Based on karate moves that I’ve learnt over the last 25 years, they have been adapted into gentle, flowing movement, encouraging good balance, flexibility, hand-eye co-ordination and more. It’s about listening to […]
› Read moreKarate offers many benefits to children and adults alike. Classes are split into children and adults classes. Learn traditional karate style Wado Ryu in a friendly, safe environment. You don’t need to be a strong person to learn karate, it’s about learning how to use body management not strength. You’ll start as a white belt […]
› Read moreKarate offers many benefits to children and adults alike. Classes are split into children and adults classes. Learn traditional karate style Wado Ryu in a friendly, safe environment. You don’t need to be a strong person to learn karate, it’s about learning how to use body management not strength. You’ll start as a white belt […]
› Read moreWe run weekly a weekly boccia club in Cheltenham for anyone who wants to play boccia socially and/or competitively. Club sessions have now returned following suspension due to Covid and we would be delighted to welcome new members to join us. Our sessions run from 5pm to 7pm at Leisure at Cheltenham on a Friday […]
› Read moreDramatic Change is an Inclusion Gloucestershire project. We offer a range of creative courses coproduced with and for people who face disabling barriers. The aim of these courses is to give members the opportunity to self-advocate and have their voices heard on a range of issue-based topics. Current courses include: drama, film-making, forum theatre, creative […]
› Read more“Hello? Is this thing on? Good! This is Diatom Dave calling… and I need scientists like you!” Birthday during lockdown? Think you can’t have an awesome party? Think again! You can now tune into a personalised, live birthday broadcast from the secret laboratory of Gloucestershire’s Chief Fun Scientist! Featuring exciting demonstrations and interactive experiments, our […]
› Read moreOur Inclusion hubs are led by disabled people for disabled people. They are safe and welcoming places with different opportunities where you can make new friends, socialise, try out new activities, take part on online activities and access information. Everyone is welcome and all disabilities are included. Our hubs are open by invitation only to […]
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