Dragons On The Move

The Dragons have effectively collaborated with nurture groups at Aylsham and Cromer high schools. This strategic engagement aims to expand the Dragons’ volunteer base, foster a sense of connection between individuals with disabilities and local sports facilities, and encourage physical activity. This initiative has cultivated a nurturing environment that promotes active participation and inclusivity for young adults with disabilities.

The Dragons have been instrumental in building new relationships between local leisure centres and nearby groups, particularly in Dereham. These relationships have enhanced the accessibility and inclusivity of leisure facilities in the area.

The growing demand for the Dragons’ reviews highlights a crucial gap in the leisure sector – the need for accessibility insights from those with disabilities. New providers are increasingly interested, recognising the value of these reviews. The Dragons’ unique perspective helps leisure facilities become truly inclusive, transforming the sector one review at a time.

The Dragons On The Move initiative has established links with other Active Norfolk schemes, such as the Big Norfolk Holiday Fun programme and the Open School Facilities (OSF) project. These connections have broadened the reach and impact of the initiative, promoting inclusivity and accessibility across a wider range of activities and facilities.

The Dragons have collaborated with Independence Matters on a Gateway module. This collaboration has further enriched the initiative, providing additional resources and support for the Dragons and the wider community