Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Designed by young people, for young people. The Hub is a brand new facility in Kings Square and the first of its kind in Gloucester. It is a space for you to connect, collaborate and create the music you want with the chance to meet other like-minded creatives. Fitted with the latest inclusive music-making and […]
› Read moreFollowing 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 moreThis is a FREE resource created by MHELO. MHELO is an independent network of people in Gloucestershire who have had or are experiencing mental ill health or for those interested in mental health and mental health support within the county. It is a project within Inclusion Gloucestershire. We know the benefits of self care, and […]
› 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 moreMHELO is an independent network of people in Gloucestershire who have had or are experiencing mental health difficulties. Or for those who are interested in mental health and mental health support within the county. This network exists because, however good services and doctors might be, they are not experts by experience- what people with experience […]
› Read moreAttention! Dramatic Change’s FREE Dance and Physical Theatre Course is starting this September! For more information, or to sign up, email drama@inclusion-glos.org. If you would prefer to speak on the phone, please call the Inclusion Gloucestershire Office on 01452 234003.
› Read moreAttention! Dramatic Change’s FREE Dance and Physical Theatre Course is starting this September! Dramatic Change’s Dance and Physical Theatre course gives disabled and non-disabled participants the opportunity to develop physical and creative skills in a fun and relaxed environment. Sessions will run once a week and will also help to develop social and communication skills, […]
› 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 moreSensory Birthday Parties for SEN Children Bubbly Heaven provides an interactive inclusive bubble party for children with special needs birthday’s in Gloucestershire and Bristol. We can offer an indoor or outdoor set up with lots if exciting giant bubble making and sensory foam and magic smoke bubble popping. Wheelchair friendly Inclusive Sensory party Child led […]
› 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 moreGloucester Speakers is a public speaking and management training club that helps its members improve their skills. If you need to get through interviews, develop transferable work skills or make that speech for a special occasion, we are the place for you. We are diversity-friendly and meet online at the moment but will be returning […]
› 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 […]
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