Our activity groups include walking groups who take small walks in different areas each week and static activity groups who meet regularly at specific places such as a community garden.
Many people who enjoy nature and the countryside want to continue their enjoyment of walking but feel they and their loved ones would benefit from doing so in the company of others who understand the issues they are facing after a dementia diagnosis. Both people with dementia and their carers are welcome at our inclusive activity groups.
Our work connecting people with dementia and their carers with nature and the outdoors, from walks to nature-based activities at home.
A well-designed landscape brings significant health and wellbeing benefits to residents of care homes. It benefits families and carers too.
Research helps us test our approach and identify priority needs. Our work with research partners enables us to do this.
Why contact with nature and the outdoors are at the heart of everything we do.
Good access is key to ensuring everyone has the opportunity to connect with nature and the outdoors.
We run a range of events from regular activity clubs to conferences and training, find out what’s on near you.
Sensory Trust delivers training to help develop skills in accessibility and sensory design. We can tailor our training to best suit your needs.
