Creating inclusive environments

The Sensory Trust makes places accessible and engaging so everyone can enjoy them.

We make places more accessible by identifying and removing the barriers to access that prevent enjoyment of the outdoors by socially excluded communities, particularly older people, disabled people and families and carers.

We make richer connections between people and place by showing how experiences are richer and more memorable when we engage with the world through our different senses.

Highlights

Timeline Time Machine, 4-5th Feb - please come and join us at a lovely exhibition of stories and memories from St Blazey, Par and Tywardreath - a rare opportunity to step inside the fascinating history of this local area. There's free cake too!
Sensory rich visits to farms and environmental sites - the latest newsletter is full of fabulous news and pictures and ready for you to read on our Let Nature Feed Your Senses website.
Creative Spaces activity sheets - free to download! We are sharing ideas and activities that explore working outdoors with people with dementia.
Eden Sessions, making music accessible to everyone. Take a look at how Sensory Trust and Eden Project worked together to make the Sessions a great time for everyone.
Videos - collected in one place for your convenience.
Join us on Facebook - social inclusion on social media.
Making Sense newsletter
Equality Act 2010 - what does it mean for access to public social space?
Social Sustainability Toolkit: inclusive design - free download of the toolkit.
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Creative Spaces
	Creating opportunities for people with dementia to improve their environments and strengthen communities. More...
Let Nature Feed Your Senses
	Partnership with LEAF to connect disengaged people with the environment through food and farming. More...
A Sense of Place
	Understanding and promoting the importance of place and placemaking within planning, design and policy. More...
Inclusive Play
	Working to increase the quality and number of outdoor play opportunities for children with disabilities. More...
Clay Country Local Action Project
	Working in the Clay Area of Cornwall to seek out individuals and informal groups to develop capacity for action. More...