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Opening Times

Opening Times

Chamwell Office Hours

Monday to Friday - 9am - 5pm

Centre Facilities - School Term Time

During school term time the centre's facilities are open to Chamwell members for clinic, therapy or play sessions:

Monday to Friday - 4pm to 6pm

Saturday and Sunday - 10am to 5pm

We have lots of afterschool and Saturday inclusive sport activities you can join.

During school holidays we offer 'stay-and-play' sessions as well as exciting clubs.

To find out more information about the activities on offer please:
Email: bookings@chamwellcentre.org.uk
or telephone our booking hotline on 07956 072 503
(Monday to Saturday 9:30 to 12:30 and 16:00 to 17:30)

Chamwell Community Cafe

Open to the General Public

Tuesday to Saturday - 8:30am to 3:30pm

Saturday and Sunday - 10am - 5pm

a Charity Transforming the lives of children and adults with disabilities across GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

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DISCOVER CHAMWELL

Who we are

OUR AIM is to provide a visionary and unique centre to enable pupils of The Milestone School, and SAND Academy, along with children, young people and adults throughout Gloucestershire, to overcome disability.
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OUR VISION is to enhance the wellbeing of those with disability - how they feel, how they function on a personal and social level, and how they feel about their lives as a whole.

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About Us

Hydrotherapy Session with young boy and Dr Marie Owen

Our Research

Boy using the interactive climbing wall
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Who we are here for

Our facilities are available to The Milestone School and SAND Academy pupils together with children and adults with disabilities throughout Gloucestershire.

Families are also welcome to use our facilities, where they can enjoy various activities with their able bodied and disabled children in the hydrotherapy pool, soft-play and discovery areas.

We work closely with clinicians, care professionals, the NHS and local authorities to offer our facilities to the wider community.

Hydrotherapy Session with a Young Girl

Hydrotherapy

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Adapted Sports

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Fundraising

We have a dedicated fundraising section on our website, where you will find details of how you can help and support us. This ensures that we can continue to offer all our services to those who need them and to introduce new and exciting activities in the future.

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Child using the interactive climbing wall
Child and mother enjoying the Hydrotherapy Pool

How can you make a difference?

Volunteering

Volunteering

We offer a range of voluntary and work experience opportunities. These positions are fully inclusive and can be adapted to suit all levels of ability and experience.

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Fundraising

Fundraising

The Chamwell Centre was realised thanks to the vision and considerable dedication of our trustees, but also thanks to the incredible generosity of grant givers and donors.

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Make a Donation

Make a Donation

The Chamwell Centre was built entirely by charitable funding and will rely on the continuing generosity of the public, businesses and charitable trusts to continue its work and to ensure that children and adults in Gloucestershire can enjoy its facilities.

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Adventure Race South Africa 2022
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Adventure Race South Africa 2022

We have asked Julie to write a blog for us, outlining all the trials and tribulations of their latest extreme sports adventure, Adventure Race South Africa. We look forward to sharing this with you shortly.

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latest News

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Cader Idris Mountain Race

Ras y Gader, the Cader Idris mountain race, one of the toughest fell races in Wales, and viewed by many as a classic "must do" race. The event starts and finishes in the market town of Dolgellau, at sea level, and climbs almost 3000ft to the summit of Pen y Gader itself. One of the real challenges of the race is the constantly changing terrain, switching from steep metalled roads to flat tracks behind Gwernan lake, pitched steps up the Pony Path, and picking your way among the boulder fields on the final ascent........and then you've got to do it all in reverse!

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Cader Idris Mountain Race

Ras y Gader, the Cader Idris mountain race, one of the toughest fell races in Wales, and viewed by many as a classic "must do" race. The event starts and finishes in the market town of Dolgellau, at sea level, and climbs almost 3000ft to the summit of Pen y Gader itself. One of the real challenges of the race is the constantly changing terrain, switching from steep metalled roads to flat tracks behind Gwernan lake, pitched steps up the Pony Path, and picking your way among the boulder fields on the final ascent........and then you've got to do it all in reverse!

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Molly's Blog

Welcome to my blog - To all you explorers!  I first found out about the Chamwell Centre Charity as I was looking for hydrotherapy facilities in the area. After more research I really admire what they offer to young children and adults with disabilities and learning difficulties.

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Soundabout Choir

We're working towards our first ever performance at Worcester Cathedral in partnership with Worcestershire’s Inclusive Choir. The event will take place on the evening of Sunday 12th June at 6:30 pm - 7:15pm. We will be be learning a new song to perform at the event, which is Amazing Grace.

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Help us to maintain our facilities

The Chamwell Centre was built entirely by charitable funding and will rely on the generosity of the public, businesses and charitable trusts to continue its work and to ensure that children and adults in Gloucestershire can enjoy its facilities.

How you can help:

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Making a single donation or regular giving

Organising a fundraising event

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Remembering The Chamwell Centre in your will

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