At Kingsweston School, Bristol, BS11 0UT
ÂŁ7 per child/ ÂŁ3.50 concession / ÂŁ20 membership
Inclusive Challenge
A series of fundraising events that anyone can get involved in.
Move it My Way fun day, inclusive challenge day, cycling sportive, Three Peaks challenge, Bristol Half Marathon, Bristol to Land's End Cycle ride and the Innowalk challenge.
Every disabled child in the UK
enjoys a life filled with exercise, play and friendship.
To deliver multiple fully inclusive leisure facilities that are easily accessible for disabled children, young people and their families; meeting exercise, therapeutic and social needs.
People first
Leisure time
Adventure
Your community
Fitness through play
Inclusive design
Monkeying around together
Our Easter Pop Up is open!
We are open from 8th until the 19th April 2019 from 9.30am – 5.30pm at Kingsweston School, Napier Mills Road, Bristol, BS11 0UT.
There are 5 sessions per day, a mix of disability specific sessions and open sessions for all.
For any issues with booking please contact 0777 355 3112
There are 1 million disabled children and young people in the UK
84% of families with a disabled child can’t access regular leisure and their health and well-being are suffering as a result. 72% of parents suffer from mental health difficulties as a result of isolation.
Gympanzees is an award winning social enterprise and our vision is that every disabled child and young person in the UK has access to play, friendship and exercise.
Inclusive Leisure Centre
We plan to achieve this by opening the UK’s first, fully inclusive leisure centres around the UK. The first will be in the Bristol area and will cater for the play, exercise and social needs of the 58,000 children and young people, from 0-25 years old, with disabilities who live in the area.Â
The Gympanzees plans, generously made for us by Stride Treglown Architects.
Crowdfunding
This first centre will open in 2021 so, in the meantime, we are running Pop Up Gympanzees centres in the holidays to go some way to addressing the problem and to test our concept until the main centre is built.
Pop Up Leisure Centres
We exceeded our fundraising goal and so were able to put on the first Pop Up Leisure Centre in August 2018. This was a huge success, demonstrating that there is the need and proving our concept for the main centre. We had over 1,100 children booked over the 4 weeks with people travelling as far as from Braunton (North Devon), Reading and Worcester – with one family making a holiday of it and staying in a hotel.Â
We now plan to run Pop Ups every Easter and Summer holidays until the main centre is built.
We now have the evidence to look for premises and for the capital funding for the main Gympanzees Leisure Centre.
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