Make exciting adventure opportunities and outdoor activities available to everyone!

• Have you dreamed of an adventure that is accessible to you but don't know where to start?

• Would you like to include all your students in out of classroom activities?

• Would you like to provide outdoor activities to everyone, regardless of their disability?

• Do you know how to be truly inclusive in meeting your statutory responsibilities?

Join us at the Annual Equal Adventure Lecture and begin the voyage of discovery by meeting the people who have proven that anything is possible, with the right assistance.

Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), London SW1 2AR
7pm, Tuesday 8th March

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- Dave Padgen, the first european with Cerebral Palsy to climb Mt Kilimanjaro, also a former Paralympic Athlete, having competed in the Barcelona and Atlanta games. He attempted the national 3 peak challenge, completing the ascents and descents of Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in just 25 hours!

- Chaired by Lt Cnl John Adams RET, who has had a full army career spending time with the Commando and Parachute Forces. During his service he undertook Adventurous Training Expeditions, involving climbing, sailing, canoeing and sub aqua diving as far as Australia and New Zealand in the East and Belize, Canada and Alaska in the West.

Whats in it for you?

• Leading speakers who can explain how to bring adventure and outdoor participation to everyone.

• Learn about new equipment and see product demonstrations of enabling technologies.

• Meet the equal adventure team and learn how they can support your aspirations.

• Be inspired by true stories of challenges faced and overcome.

• See the presentation of the first Equal Adventure Bursary, an exciting new programme giving young disabled people the support to go on expeditions.

With our "Whatever it takes" ethos, attending the Equal Adventure Lecture will make you aware that anything is possible when bringing fully inclusive opportunities to providers in your authority, to your clients, to students or when pursuing your adventure.

Whoever you are, we at Equal Adventure will support the cause of inclusion for outdoor activities.

Tickets from £11 - 16 per person.

Please note: If you purchase a group ticket,
ensure every member of the group has a copy of the purchaser's receipt.

Access requirements for the lecture:
If you have specific access requirements for the event please email us at: events@equaladventure.org