What we offer
Threedom offers a range of Disability Awareness workshops. At the heart of these, is authentic, lived experience, with the aim of increasing disability inclusion and awareness across organisations as well as wider society. The workshops are all delivered with an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion lens.
Through these workshops, we aim to empower individuals and organisations to better support disabled people within the workplace and in society, to ensure that they are able to reach their full potential.
We work with:
Businesses
Education
Government and non-for-profit
Threedom is also able to offer specific, tailored school assemblies, focusing on the importance of being physically active. Phoebe uses her experiences of playing Wheelchair Rugby to demonstrate key life skills, which she started to develop as a young child, which are helping her to achieve her goals as well as the physical and mental benefits. These assemblies also take an inclusion lens, demonstrating that everyone can be active in a way that works for them.
Explore our range of services designed to help you move forward with confidence, wherever you're headed next.
Our Services
This workshop has been created to support organisations on their journey to becoming truly inclusive of those who are physically disabled.
Expect to Learn:
What is Physical Disability
How living with Physical Disability affects people
Adaptations and workarounds for daily tasks
Living with disability presents more than physical challenges in day-to-day life, it can also affect our mental health and emotional wellbeing. This workshop explores the experiences of disabled people living with life changing disabilities.
Expect to learn:
How living with disability affects mental health
How the public can affect the experiences of people living with disability
Tips on supporting the mental health of those living with disability
How to get it right/ wrong
An opportunity for school children to learn more about Wheelchair Rugby along with some of the characteristics it takes to be a Wheelchair Rugby athlete and how these can be developed from a young age. Participants will also learn about disability and the effects of this on daily life.
Expect to learn:
Core rules of Wheelchair Rugby
Different types of chairs
Different roles players have
Key characteristics that support athletes on their journey’s
The importance of developing these skills from school age
Daily impact of living with a disability
Please get in touch to discuss booking and associated costs.