Our Supporters

Education Partner

North Petherwin Primary School

A forward-thinking local school committed to outdoor education and inclusive learning opportunities for all their pupils.

An accessible nature park would provide invaluable opportunities for outdoor learning and development in a genuinely inclusive environment.

Community Charity

CAAP

Cornwall Accessible Activities Programme — a registered charity offering activities for disabled children and their siblings across Cornwall.

A nature park at North Petherwin would be an amazing place for us to visit as a large group. It's always difficult to find providers that can accommodate an accessible and safe environment. We would happily promote this throughout our membership.

National Charity

Sense

A national charity supporting children and adults with complex disabilities, including those who are deafblind, to experience the world and live life to the fullest.

We fully endorse the aims of Cornwall Accessible Nature Parks CIC. This project directly addresses a critical gap and will significantly improve quality of life for disabled people, their families, and the wider community.

Care & Community Partner

Pendruccombe House

A local residential and nursing home committed to enhancing wellbeing and community connection for their residents.

As a nursing home manager, I can see the immense benefits this project would bring to our residents and the wider community. The inclusive nature of this project means that people of all abilities and backgrounds can participate, making it a truly valuable asset for the area.

Government Support

Councillor Adam Paynter

Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Resources, Cornwall Council. Councillor for Launceston North & North Petherwin.

Accessible outdoor spaces and opportunities for families affected by disability remain limited, particularly in rural areas. This is an innovative and much-needed project that will help address an identified gap in provision.

Why This Matters

Support From Those Who Know The Need

These organizations work directly with disabled children, young people, and families every single day. They understand the barriers. They know the challenges. And they recognize that an accessible, free, nature-rich space in rural Cornwall would be transformational.