A Feel for Nature is a sensory audio trail, in partnership with Salisbury International Arts Festival. It's been entirely informed by visually impaired participants.

Around Hampshire there are a range of cycles which are easy to ride, even if your balance, your use of your limbs, or your ability to learn new skills is challenged.

Pre-booking for General Swim sessions is a new initiative at Fleming Park Leisure Centre, Eastleigh.

Boardmaker is an incredibly flexible and powerful communication display maker. The software contains over four thousand pictures and symbols that can be used to build symbol based materials like daily time-tables, feelings boards and social stories.

DisabledGo provides online access guides in a great deal of detail to a huge range of venues.

The Hft Holiday Information guide is a resource packed full of ideas and information regarding holidays for people with learning disabilities.

A great guide arranged into local authority areas. The Guide provides contact details for Inclusive Fitness (IFI) Facilities, local sports development officers and sports clubs.

Check out Landeez all terrain wheelchairs available for use at sites across Hampshire.

A unique and tailored service offered to families in their own home.

The self guided trail Look, See and Do is written in Widgit, English and has numerous pictures for those with varying communication abilities. The trail takes you to 10 activity boxes in the gardens

Story Trails are short, easy-access countryside routes designed for children and young people with disabilities and/or additional needs to explore and enjoy with their families and friends.

Now on in a library near you!

Fun things to do when the weather is wet!

WhereCanWeGo.com is the UK's most comprehensive listing of family and community events - thousands upon thousands of interesting what's on ideas which you can search by date, place and event type.

Mark Haddon’s novel ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’ has been adapted for the stage and is being performed at the National Theatre in London.