Resources for schools and groups

Virtual disability inclusion games and activities

Our four activities cover communication, diversity, anti-bullying, and disability myth-busting. The activities can be done virtually or in a socially distanced setting.

Virtual disability inclusion games and activities

Can Doers, Emma, Benjamin and Tyler posing at the camera with peace signs at the Northern Boccia Tournament

Community access surveys

Our survey packs will give you everything your group will need to improve access in your local community.

Community access surveys

Staff and Can Doer hugging at The Fortis Games

The language of respect quiz

Our quick quiz will help your group to understand preferred terms around disability and the reasons for these.

The language of respect quiz

Anil, a Can Doer, and Alper, Partnerships Coordinator, at the Can Do Steering Group looking at a iPad

Inclusive games pack

Our eight fun games cover a range of issues — from communication and inclusion to adaptations.

Inclusive games pack

Amy and Geoff hi-fiving at the Can Do Get Active Day

Access and inclusion survey

Our survey template can help you to evaluate how accessible and welcoming your group, class, or school is for disabled people.

Access and inclusion survey

A group of Can Doers around a table, one is looking through a VR headset

Get together to beat loneliness

Our guide will help you to organise an inclusive and accessible activity. The activity will aim to reduce isolation and loneliness for disabled people and breaks down barriers between disabled and non-disabled people.

Get together to beat loneliness

Can Doers Michael, Adam, Chelsea and Jenna taking part in the Can Do Newcastle Garden Project

Request a speaker

Find out more about inclusion and disability equality through our free speakers. Speakers can deliver presentations and fun activities tailored to your group.

Request a speaker

Any questions?

If you have any questions or want to find out more information email Jocelyn on socialactionvolunteers@leonardcheshire.org or call 07793 801512.

Contact Jocelyn