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Projects - highlights from our recent work
Sensory Trust runs a rich mix of project work. It's how we apply our
skills, test our ideas in practice, find opportunities to work with others
and inspire and guide more inclusive practice.
Grant-funded projects give us the chance to develop new approaches and
to do more research and dissemination. Consultancy work enables us to
put our ideas into practice. While we tend to focus our pilot work locally,
all our work has a national focus and our links around the world help
us maintain an international perspective.
Below are some highlights from our recent work. To get a more complete
picture of our projects, take a look at our project
archive.

Using the outdoors to enhance the lives of people with dementia. |

Sensory rich farm visits connect people with food, farming and
nature. |

Helping disengaged groups become active in their communities. |

Nature-based activities bring sharing and creativity into the lives
of carers. |

Making the Eden Project accessible to all visitors. |

Inclusive design as part of social sustainability in all stages
of design and build. |

Making live music accessible for everyone. |

Research focused on improving accessibility of built environment
for older people. |
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A toolkit to help forest managers improve the visitor experience
at forest recreation sites
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Sensory rich experiences connect people with nature. |

Information designed to reach the widest audience. |

UK-Japan work focuses on nature-based inclusive children's play. |
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Can we help?
Sensory Trust offer a range of consultancy services that include:
We also offer training
packages that cover subjects such as diversity awareness and producing
accessible information.
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