If you find access is tricky in towns, try it in the countryside!  Yet we know that simply being out in nature has many benefits.

However, people living with disabilities find all sorts of issues with accessing these health and well-being benefits.

First of all there is knowing what venues and events are suitable and accessible for their needs.

Generally, living with a disability means you don’t want to be with large crowds, especially since Covid changed our awareness.   Yet there are still needs for suitable toilets, somewhere to get warm and a quiet space to rest and regain energy.

Inclusive Nature wants to highlight the importance of well-being through nature.  We want to help people find suitable places to go to.   Our roots are in horses and country living, and we understand the importance of supporting carers too.

We understand the horses world, from equine assisted coaching, to riding, carriage driving and equestrian events.  We love to find accessible spots for birdwatching, fishing, and picnics.  We will help you visit farms and beautiful places.  And we understand the need for adventure, from all terrain wheelchairs to zip wires and outdoor swimming!

We offer both practical solutions as well as experience in championing policy development, user research and stakeholder engagement. So we want to work with people and organisations who are equally committed to solving  these issues too.

Please contact us…