Fun, free, easy walks in your local community for all abilities. Ideal for meeting new people, walking and exploring Glasgow's lovely parks and greenspaces.

Worcestershire Health Walks

Wellbeing Walks are short walks, run by friendly, specially trained volunteer walk leaders, who are on hand to provide encouragement and support. All walks are free of charge and are open to everyone – you don’t need to preregister, just come along and join us. The routes start and finish at the same location as advertised, and last between 30 and 90 minutes. Don’t worry about your fitness level - walks are over easy terrain and at a steady pace to suit everyone (please note we're unable to prov...

Walking netball is designed to help people keep an active lifestyle despite their age, as well as getting those back playing netball who had to stop due to injuries.

Everyone is welcome and everyone can achieve! Fun, enjoyable and interesting sessions of non-contact inclusive martial arts, led by Ray Sweeney 8th Dan and 37th Most Influential Coach in the World (Coachseek). While learning martial arts techniques in a fun way, you can also learn a little Japanese language, and the history, philosophy, geography, and culture of martial arts. Ray is a highly experienced inclusion coach and has taught martial arts to more than 11000 disabled and disadva...

Keep Fit With Cake is a gentle exercise and dance class suitable for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. The whole session is seat based. The exercise session is followed by a social with refreshments and cake.

Instructor led sessions where participants are able to follow individually tailored exercise to meet their muscular skeletal conditions.

Sessions for adults to swim socially, no lanes. These sessions are generally quieter and so may be more suitable for those living with dementia, neurodivergence and/or other long term health conditions 

Inclusive boccia session led by Sport for Confidence. Sport for Confidence programmes place health professionals and specialist coaches into leisure centers, to provide inclusive sporting opportunities to people who face barriers to participation, including those with learning disabilities, mental health issues, dementia, autism, physical impairment or disability, homelessness, and many other complex health needs.