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Could you be a new Calvert Exmoor Trustee?
. . . Could you become a new Trustee? It's an exciting time at Calvert Exmoor because, alongside introducing Jenny Young as Centre Director, the charity is keen to find new Trustees with a range of abilities and backgrounds,...
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Introducing Jenny, new Centre Director of Calvert Exmoor
. . . Introducing Jenny, Centre Director Please join us in welcoming Jenny Young as Centre Director at Calvert Exmoor. Jenny relocated to North Devon in 2021 and joined Calvert Exmoor part-time in November 2022 as Head of...
Read MoreVoices of Exmoor & their continued support
It's a pleasure to have the Voices of Exmoor choir fundraising for Calvert Exmoor at their concerts in 2022 and 2023. This wonderful group of singers is a mixed-voice community choir with a passion for singing to the public. In...
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Workplace Accessibility: How to Support Employees With Disabilities
There are many people in the world who live with a disability, may it be visible or not. Even with increased disability awareness, some individuals with disabilities may still experience discrimination or lack of support in the...
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How to Help People with Mobility Issues
Many of us may know or care for someone with mobility issues and will have seen how wider society is not always equipped to support them. Understanding the most productive ways to help people with mobility-related disabilities, whether...
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4 Ways to Boost Self-Esteem as Someone With Disabilities
People with disabilities can be treated unkindly and unfairly by wider society, which can diminish feelings of self-esteem, leading to not wanting to be involved in any social activities and suffering from mental health. ...
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The Best Ways To Stay Active As A Person With Disabilities
Taking part in exercise, even if it’s only a couple times a week, helps you to stay fit and healthy. There are even many ways to exercise in the comfort of your own home if going out isn’t for you. It is important to go at your own...
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5 Sensory Activities for Adults with Disabilities
5 Sensory Activities for Adults with Disabilities Sensory activities are great for helping people with disabilities engage with their surroundings while creating a calm and relaxing environment. The aim is to help them feel safe and...
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9 Free Apps to Help Cope with Anxiety
Feelings of anxiety and being overwhelmed are not uncommon and should not go unaddressed. Many of us experience anxiety and stress, especially during times of uncertainty and change – but how can we manage these feelings and develop a...
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Gardening Activities for Adults with Disabilities
Gardening has several benefits for our physical and mental well-being. Spending time outdoors and tending to plants is known to reduce stress and promote a sense of accomplishment and higher self-esteem, as well as boosting...
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Can Animals Help with Mental Health?
Managing your mental health alone can be challenging – having companionship whether that is a friend, family member, or a pet can help provide invaluable support. Spending time with pets and other animals encourages us to live mentally...
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What is a Sensory Room?
A sensory room is a specially designed room that helps to develop an individual’s sense, through lights, objects of different textures and music. This kind of space is often useful for children and adults with sensory sensitivities,...
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Understanding Autism
As disability and inclusivity awareness becomes more widespread, more and more people are starting to understand autism and the ways people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may behave differently from neurotypical individuals....
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What to Look for in Accessible Holiday Accommodation
Where you choose to stay while on holiday depends on a number of factors, with location, proximity to attractions, general amenities and budget being top considerations. But, for many people with disabilities, the right holiday...
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What Does Sponsoring an Animal Mean? How to Sponsor a Horse
Even if you can only contribute a small sum of money, charitable donations can make a big difference in the lives of the people (and animals) who need it most. Giving donations to your local organisations is a great way to connect with...
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The Importance of Rest for Caregivers
Whether rest takes the form of relinquishing your responsibilities for a couple of hours, having a relaxing day to yourself or enjoying a several-week-long holiday, it is vital for both caregivers and the people they look after....
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What is an Invisible Disability? Understanding Hidden Disabilities
Thanks to the vital work of disability organisations and charities, disability awareness has become more widespread over recent years, but there are still many ways society can be more inclusive and aim to dismantle the stigma attached...
Read MoreTips for Applying for Disability Grants & Funding
Making ends meet is not always easy, and ensuring you can cover daily costs is something that is, unsurprisingly, causing more people more anxiety as the cost of living rises. Disability grants can be invaluable when it comes to finding...
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How to Get into Disability Sports
How to Get into Disability Sports Keeping active by getting involved in different sports is beneficial for body, mind and soul, no matter your ability. However, putting yourself out there and participating in a new sport can be easier...
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Can Carers Get Holiday Grants?
Being a carer can be an incredibly rewarding job, but this does not mean it is without its challenges. Taking a break from the emotional and physical demands of the role can be invaluable, ensuring individuals can relax and recharge....
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Disability Holiday Grants in the UK
When looking for holidays for people with disabilities, finding the necessary funds can feel like a daunting prospect. At Calvert Exmoor, we understand that costs can rack up when trying to find suitable accommodation and accessible...
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Deafness and Social Isolation
According to a government survey in 2020-2021, around 3 million people in the UK feel lonely. For people who have severe hearing impairments or are deaf, social isolation and loneliness can, unfortunately, feel like a regular...
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Can Wheelchair Users Ride Horses?
If you've ever found yourself searching for “horse riding for disabled people”, you've certainly come to the right place. At Calvert Exmoor, every one of our accessible activities is within reach for people with mobility impairments....
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4 Organisation Tips to Help People with ADHD
The notion of ‘paying attention’ is easier said than done for people with ADHD or ADD. It’s not just about momentous occasions like tests at school or job interviews; even seemingly simple day-to-day tasks require a certain level of...
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The Different Types of Sign Language in the UK
For those unfamiliar with sign language, it is not uncommon to assume that there is only one universal signing system. However, this is not the case. It is believed that anywhere between 138 to 300 distinct forms of sign language are...
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How Do Outdoor Activities Support People with Alzheimer’s?
It’s distressing to see a loved one begin to act differently and lose track of precious memories. However, the challenges that come with people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia don’t have to mean the end of exciting adventures....
Read MoreSelf-Care Goals to Assist People with Autism
Autism is often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). When it comes to understanding autism, it is important to remember that autism is considered a spectrum, and encompasses a range of disorders or experiences rather than just...
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Fundraising Ideas to Support Disability Charities
It cannot be overstated just how important fundraising is for disability charities in Devon. Without the support of people who truly care, we wouldn’t be able to provide the inclusive outdoor adventure activities available at Calvert...
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How Do We Make Our Activities Accessible?
Nobody likes to be left out. That’s why we are deeply invested in providing engaging, safe, and most importantly, inclusive indoor and outdoor activities to improve your quality of life. At Calvert Exmoor, we understand the need for...
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Things to Do in North Devon
There is an abundance of things to do in North Devon no matter the time of year. Here at Calvert Exmoor in Devon, we provide a wide range of accessible holidays in Devon, ensuring everyone can make some wonderful memories and enjoy...
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Outdoor Adventure Activities for People with Visual Impairments
We understand that there’s a lot to consider when making holiday plans if you or someone you love has visual impairments or other disabilities, especially when you’re seeking an adventure. At Calvert Exmoor, we’re passionate about...
Read MoreCan You Get Funding for a Short Break?
Short breaks and accessible adventure holidays can help provide exciting new opportunities for people with disabilities, encouraging independence, self-belief, improved social skills and much more, while also allowing families and...
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Everything You Need to Know About Accessible Cycling
Cycling is an enjoyable and rewarding activity for people of all ages and abilities. It encourages you to spend more time outdoors, boosts mental and physical fitness and is loads of fun, to name just a few of the benefits! Thanks to...
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10 Receptive & Sensory Toys & Experiences to Support People with Autism
People with autism can find processing everyday sensory experiences difficult. These sensory differences may mean a person with autism navigates the world differently and might seek different experiences than a neurotypical person....
Read MoreCan People with Disabilities Go Ziplining?
When on one of our holidays for people with disabilities in Devon, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in numerous exciting adventure activities, including ziplining. We believe it’s what you can do that counts, so ensure that...
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What are the Benefits of Animal-Assisted Therapy?
What are the Benefits of Animal-Assisted Therapy? Interacting with animals can have social, physical and emotional benefits, whether this means spending time with a pet or doing activities alongside animals, such as horse riding....
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Everything You Need to Know About Orienteering With a Disability
If you want to have an adventure in the great outdoors, then orienteering is the sport for you! Whether you want to go on an exciting escapade through the wilderness or just get to grips with using a map, there are plenty of ways to...
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How to Get your Child Excited for a Residential Trip
Initially, spending time away from home on an overnight residential trip can feel daunting – for both parent and child. However, trips like this can provide invaluable experiences as they encourage children to become more...
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Can Outdoor Activities Help a Child With Anxiety?
Here at Calvert Exmoor, we’re firm believers in the restorative powers of the natural world for those both young and old! There are numerous benefits of spending time in nature, which we’re keen to embrace when offering our activity...
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Why a Disability Shouldn’t Stop You Abseiling
Abseiling involves repelling down a vertical drop, whether from an artificial abseiling wall or cliffside, supported by a rope. There’s no denying that this is an extreme activity (not to mention loads of fun) that pushes people out of...
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The Importance of Reaching Out to Others
As an accessible centre that provides activity holidays for people with disabilities, we offer exciting adventure activities that help push individuals out of their comfort zone. We’ve seen first-hand how breaks away like this can boost...
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Things to Pack for a Residential Trip or Accessible Activity Holiday
Going away on an adventure is always exciting no matter your age – whether your child is venturing on a school residential trip or you and your family are planning an accessible holiday, there’s a lot to look forward to. But before...
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A Guide to Adaptive Archery for People with Disabilities
Archery is a brilliantly accessible activity that offers everyone the chance to have a go and hone their skills, no matter their age or ability! Here at Calvert Exmoor, archery is just one of the fantastic inclusive adventure...
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How Spending Time Outdoors Benefits People with Autism
In recent years, the benefits of spending time outdoors to improve mental health and general wellbeing have been well documented. Taking a walk through woodlands or participating in activities like gardening or bushcraft can offer many...
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How Can SPELL Support People With Autism?
How Can SPELL Support People With Autism? Life for people with autism can be made more challenging by an exclusive society. Many people with autism may communicate in different ways from neurotypical individuals, which can put...
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Adventure Activities for Wheelchair Users
Adventure Activities for Wheelchair Users Here at Calvert Trust Exmoor, we are dedicated to making outdoor adventure activities accessible to all. No matter your level of mobility, we strive to ensure that our activities are...
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How to Promote Disability Awareness
How to Promote Disability Awareness There are roughly 14.1 million disabled people in the UK. This number may surprise some as disabilities are not always visible or openly discussed. Although many charities and disability...
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Tips for Hiring a Beach Wheelchair or Carriage in North Devon
Beaches are beautiful examples of the grandeur of the natural world and are spaces that everyone should be able to enjoy. As an accessible outdoor adventure centre in Devon, we are committed to ensuring everyone can experience the joys...
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Everything You Need to Know About Horse Riding for People with Disabilities
Among our accessible facilities, our site at Calvert Trust Exmoor includes our accessible riding stables, so school groups, families and much more can all enjoy a day out with our extended family – our horses and ponies. We include...
Read MoreAcceptable and Unacceptable Disability Terminology
Using acceptable terminology to talk about disability is not merely about being ‘politically correct’ – it is about removing barriers, changing assumptions and creating an inclusive environment that welcomes all. As an accessible...
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5 Benefits of Surfing for People with Disabilities
5 Benefits of Surfing for People with Disabilities As an accessible activity centre in Devon, we’re always keen to shout about the benefits of spending time in the great outdoors and believe that everyone should be able to enjoy...
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How Can Archery Help People with ADHD?
It’s common knowledge that keeping active and incorporating regular exercise into our lives helps keep our minds and bodies healthy, but did you know that exercise can also help individuals manage ADHD symptoms too? Similar to ADHD...
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How To Improve Communication With People With Autism
Communication is an integral part of how we understand and relate to one another. Everyone talks and behaves in unique ways, with many of us having personal verbal or body language quirks that are part of what make us, us! The...
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What to Expect on a Weekend Break at Calvert Trust Exmoor
What to Expect on a Weekend Break at Calvert Trust Exmoor There’s nothing quite as exciting as venturing out into the great outdoors; however, for some, certain rural areas can be more inaccessible. Here at Calvert...
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Calvert Trust Exmoor at Home: Bushcraft Activities
Calvert Trust Exmoor at Home: Bushcraft Activities Outdoor activities are globally recognised for their ability to help us build on our social skills and strengthen our capacity to solve day-to-day problems. Adventure enriches...
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Financial Support Services for People with Disabilities
Financial Support Services for People with Disabilities According the research by Scope, the life of a disabled person will, on average, cost an extra £583 a month when compared to those living without a disability. There are numerous...
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A Guide to the Accommodation at Calvert Trust Exmoor
If you're looking for disabled accommodation in Devon, you might want to consider us here at Calvert Trust Exmoor. We pride ourselves on our ability to offer all-inclusive activity holidays that encompass a broad range of abilities....
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Wheelchair-Friendly Trails in North Devon
Wheelchair-Friendly Trails in North Devon Devon is blessed with some of the most amazing countrysides in the UK. From rivers and woodlands to seaside walks, there is something for everyone to see and enjoy. You might imagine...
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What to Expect: Canoeing at Calvert Trust Exmoor
What to Expect: Canoeing at Calvert Trust Exmoor At Calvert Trust Exmoor, we pride ourselves in offering a vast range of activities for our guests to enjoy that they might not be able to experience elsewhere. Perhaps one of the most...
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A new jetty on Wistlandpound Reservoir
A new jetty on Wistlandpound Reservoir The jetty on Wistlandpound Reservoir, which we use to launch our canoeing and sailing activities, has had an upgrade. As our guests will know, Calvert Trust Exmoor is situated beside the...
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Our Favourite Residential Activities
Our Favourite Residential Activities Residential trips provide an exciting escape from everyday life. The disability adventure activities available on these kinds of breaks are not only great fun but also offer new experiences...
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Accessible Beaches in North Devon
Accessible Beaches in North Devon North Devon has some fantastic beaches that make great must-visit spots all year round. With plenty of ice cream, a refreshing sea breeze and the sun shining down (if you’re lucky), there’s nothing...
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Financial Support for Parents and Carers of Disabled People
Financial Support for Parents and Carers of Disabled People For parents and other carers of disabled people, young and old, financial concerns can be a challenging reality. It is no secret that caring for someone with a disability is...
Read MoreCelebrating Carers Week
Celebrating Carers Week It’s Carers Week - the perfect time to show your support for carers and the valuable work they do! This is something we should always strive to do, but a dedicated week provides great opportunities to learn,...
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5 Benefits of Introducing Bushcraft Activities to Children with Disabilities
5 Benefits of Introducing Bushcraft Activities to Children with Disabilities Activities that allow children to connect with nature can offer an abundance of learning experiences, opening the door to new skills and ways of...
Read MoreWhat Support is There for Mental Health?
What Support is There for Mental Health? Looking after your mental health is essential for your wellbeing and general happiness. This, however, is often easier said than done! Understanding when you need a bit of support is a...
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How to Make the Most of Your Adventure Holiday
How to Make the Most of Your Adventure Holiday Adventure holidays that are packed with activities and fun experiences can feel like a whirlwind. Amidst all the excitement, there are various things you can do to make the most...
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5 Facts About Exmoor
5 Facts About Exmoor Here at Calvert Trust Exmoor, we’re lucky enough to be surrounded by stretches of Exmoor’s stunning landscape. Our accessible site is set amongst beautiful rolling hills, putting you in a prime position to enjoy...
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How an Adventure Break can Help You Set Goals
How an Adventure Break can Help You Set Goals Embarking on new challenges through disability adventure activities can be a great way to help you set and achieve your goals. Whether your goals are oriented around overcoming...
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What to Expect: Climbing Activities at Calvert Trust
We know that trying a new activity for the first time can be daunting, even when you’re excited at the same time. That’s why we’ve created a new series here on our blog to take you through what to expect from each of our adventure...
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9 Tips for Socialising on an Adventure Break
For a lot of people, socialising can be an exciting, but daunting endeavour, which is completely understandable. This can be for a number of reasons, such as anxiety, or uncertainty about oneself, the facilities or others. Adventure...
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Looking After Your Mental Wellbeing as a Carer
Looking after your mental and physical wellbeing is essential as a carer. It may feel challenging because much of your time is devoted to caring for a loved one. However, it is beneficial for both you and the person you are looking...
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How to Cope with Adventure Activity Anxiety
An adventure activity break is a fantastic way to learn more about yourself and challenge yourself with attainable goals while surrounded by a supportive and encouraging environment. Feeling Anxious If you are...
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Encouraging Your Child to Make Friends on an Activity Trip
Encouraging Your Child to Make Friends on an Activity Trip There are many benefits of visiting an activity centre like ours, such as helping with anxiety or improving mental health. An activity break can also give your child a chance...
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How to Keep Your Child Safe on a Residential Trip
Residential trips are an opportunity for children to learn, grow, and have fun. Yet for a parent, watching your child leave for a residential can be a daunting or worrying experience. Many parents wonder how their child will behave and...
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The Benefits of Visiting Calvert Trust Exmoor for a Child with a Disability
At Calvert Trust Exmoor, we believe that every child should have access to adventure activities, especially children with disabilities. Therefore, we strive to provide the very best adventure breaks possible and encourage children of...
Read More‘A Special School’ documentary series features Calvert Trust Exmoor
'A Special School' is a BBC documentary series that stars the students and teachers of Ysgol Y Deri, the UK's largest special education school. Included in episode 1 of this series is the school's visit to Calvert Trust Exmoor, which...
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Why we love North Devon
The Calvert Trust Exmoor centre is right in the heart of North Devon, surrounded by green fields, forests, and the best that nature has to offer. But if you look around the north of Devon, there is so much more to enjoy alongside our...
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How an Adventure Break Can Improve Mental Health
Outdoor activities and exercise are something that can benefit everybody. They allow us to immerse ourselves in a natural setting, offering us experiences beyond our usual routine. Here at Calvert Trust Exmoor, we believe adventure...
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What to Do if You are Home-Sick During a Trip Away
It is not unusual to feel anxious when you are in an unfamiliar setting and situation. It is an entirely acceptable feeling, no matter what your age or who you are. It is important to remember, if you do feel these emotions, they do...
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5 Websites for Accessible Activity Clubs & Forums
Being active is an essential part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Not only are there distinct physical advantages, but the NHS website expresses how exercising consistently is proven to improve feelings of self-esteem. Here at...
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Tips for Choosing an Accessible Activity Holiday
Tips for Choosing an Accessible Activity Holiday Here at Calvert Trust Exmoor, we are dedicated to providing accessible holidays for everyone to enjoy. With this in mind, we have selected some hints and tips to help you choose your...
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7 Steps to Get Acquainted with a Horse
Horses are gentle and intelligent creatures which can be sufficiently trained to attend the needs of humans. Renowned for their power and strength, approaching them correctly is essential when establishing a lasting, trusting...
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6 Rainy Day Activities at Calvert Trust Exmoor
Having fun isn’t only possible in the sun! Here at Calvert Trust Exmoor, we offer an array of accessible, outdoor adventure activities in Devon which can be enjoyed come rain or shine. Whatever the weather, our activities will continue...
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What Parents Need to Know About Residential Trips
For many, residential trips may be the first time you and your child are separated over a more extended period compared to the usual family routine. As a result, many parents may have burning questions, and in some circumstances,...
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Why Learning Outside the Classroom is Important
Learning outside the classroom allows children to acknowledge skills that they may not know they have. It is the opportunity to try something new, in a safe and exciting environment. The world opens out beyond the classroom, and...
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What Help is There for Ex-Service Personnel?
In 2018, over £50 million was raised by the Poppy Appeal. These donations help to care for both current and former members of the Armed Forces and their families. There are a variety of UK charities which have been set up to help former...
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Tips for Travelling with Children and Adults with Special Needs
Going on holiday is an exciting time for all! If you are planning to travel with a person who has special needs, you may feel like travelling greater distances can come with challenges. Here at the Calvert Trust Exmoor, we feel that...
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Six of the Top Accessible National Trust Sites in Devon
The National Trust is an independent charity dedicated to preserving the nation’s most beautiful dwellings. It focuses on maintaining buildings, but also gardens, nature reserves, coastline and countryside. With such an expanse of...
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Calvert Trust Exmoor and the people it helps
In March 2012, Lizzie Tench was out cycling with her partner when she was struck by a trailer being towed by a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
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