Wheelchair Accessible Holiday Taxis is a One Stop Shop to book a wide range of disabled taxis in a variety of destinations from anywhere in the world using your chosen currency. We are a specialist online taxi booking service focused on making accessible transfers as easy as possible.…

Wheelchair Accessible Holiday Taxis is a One Stop Shop to book a wide range of disabled taxis in a variety of destinations from anywhere in the world using your chosen currency. We are a specialist online taxi booking service focused on making accessible transfers as…

Wheelchair rugy is here! New players wanted! Need a new sport? No experience required. Meet new friends. All abilities welcome. Equipment and training provided. Sessions are open to anyone 16+ with or without a physical impairment. First 2 weeks are free then membership applies. Aimed…

Wheelchair services are provided by North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust. If a child or young person is eligible for a wheelchair then a referral to this service can be made through their Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist or GP.

The Wheels for All initiative is a nationally recognised programme that embraces all children and adults with disabilities and differing needs, to engage in a quality cycling activity providing fun and stimulating cycling across the UK. By using specially adapted cycles, the activities are both…

At Which Rehab, we provided free expert advice and guidance to help people overcome addiction in Cumbria   Whether it’s alcohol or drugs that people need help and advice with, our 24 hour helpline is here. The key to overcoming addiction is in accessing the…

Recreational and educational experiences for people with learning disabilities. Run by Cumbria Care.

Groups are free to attend and are open to all individuals affected by bipolar including those with a diagnosis, those pre-diagnosis, their family members, friends and carers. You don't need a referral and you don't have to let anyone know you're coming - just turn…

The Project began in 1996.  At that time Whitehaven (situated in the borough of Copeland) had embarked upon a process of significant redevelopment, particularly the transformation of its industrial harbour into a marina and tourist attraction.  Some funding was made available to establish WHYP so…