Activities

Write to your MP to shine a light on challenges disabled people face in your community.

Arrange to visit a local disability service and get their perspective on what needs to change.

Work together to plan all the parts of the journey towards a more autism-friendly community. Which barriers will you change?

Plan an inclusive and welcoming day to show your community that your group is open to everyone.

Assess your meeting place, then plan to make it even better.

Can you work out the rules of a new game as you play it? Think about how society’s unspoken rules can hold people back.

Find the ‘overwhelming’ differences in these pictures and think about how such small changes could have a big impact.

Find out the challenges of joining in with games that are not accessible to everyone in this volleyball tournament.

Create colourful collages to show how it feels for someone to be overwhelmed and think about what we can all do to help.

Try to draw your partner’s thoughts and learn about how people with sensory differences see the world.

Take on a new sporting challenge in this seated version of volleyball - will your team get the ball back over the net?

Have a go at goalball, a sport designed for athletes with a visual impairment.

Explore our personal reactions and judgements towards situations and how more understanding, care and respect can go a long way.

How accessible is your meeting place? Turn into a top team of disability detectives and find out.

How do you communicate without using voices or hearing? Find out and give it a go with this fun game.

Have a go at boccia, the accessible Paralympic bowling sport that pretty much everyone can play.

Discuss the different ways people might be disabled, and figure out how we can adapt the world so it’s accessible.

Explore your meeting place to see just how accessible it really is for people who are physically disabled.

Practise your finger spelling in this handy relay.

Learn and practise braille. Can you spell your name and read someone else’s?

Create a piece of artwork you can explore with your hands.

Practice fingerspelling the alphabet and your name, then try a fingerspelling bee!