An introduction to disability awareness, accessibility and inclusivity to increase your confidence in working with people of all abilities in the outdoors. During this practical workshop we will learn about the barriers to inclusion and participation, things you can do to ensure everyone can get involved in activities, and the right terminology to use – and what to avoid! You’ll go away with top tips for how to make your activities inclusive and accessible and increased confidence in talking about disabilities.
The webinar host
Sara Murray is Training, Research and Consultancy Manager at the Bendrigg Trust, an accessible outdoor centre that caters for all ages and all abilities. Sara is an experienced trainer and coach who has worked for over 20 years in the NHS and charitable sectors with people with long term conditions and disabilities.
Who is it for?
Practitioners and managers who want to increase their confidence in working with people for all abilities in the outdoors


Training, Research and Consultancy Manager, Bendrigg Trust
Sara is the Training, Research and Consultancy Manager at Beyond Bendrigg.
Sara is qualified in compassion fatigue and resilience and is an experienced trainer and coach who has worked in the NHS and charity sectors with disabled people and those with long term conditions for over 20 years. Beyond Bendrigg is part of Bendrigg, an inclusive outdoor centre in Cumbria working with disabled people and those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Beyond Bendrigg works with the outdoor and leisure sectors to confidence and capacity in working with disabled people through training and consultancy, ensuring that adventure is open to all.
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