Join BBC TV chef Suzie Lee for a special accessible cook‑along, where we’ll learn how to make tasty Chinese food! Suzie will help you create a tasty, simple, and low‑cost meal. Our Care To Cook experiences are designed to be accessible and full of fun.
This is the perfect way to build independence in the kitchen and share food with your family and friends. Let’s celebrate Chinese New Year together!
Enjoy truly accessible exercise with the support of our amazing coach, Ella. Ella draws on her lived experience of disability and being an athlete to make exercise accessible and fun for everyone. She’ll inspire you to enjoy simple, adaptable movements that help you feel healthier and happier.
Every movement can be enjoyed at home seated, in a wheelchair, or standing. No equipment needed. Expect to feel great and inspired in this amazing experience.
Get active through accessible movements, inspired by the Winter Olympics. You will be guided through simple exercises that can be enjoyed stood or seated, as we imagine what it’s like to be an Olympic star.
You will be joined by Winter Olympian, Leon Greenwood, who will be guiding and cheering you on, every step of the way. Don’t miss out on this brilliant experience!
If you love dancing and pop music, this one’s for you! Synergy Dance return to coach you through a fantastic, accessible pop routine.
The ‘What to Do’ team will make dance easy and lots of fun – teaching simple, feel-good moves to amazing pop hits. Whether you’re dancing from a chair or on your feet, you’ll feel like a pop star.
Join us for accessible Irish Dancing as we celebrate St Patrick’s Day! You’ll be supported by coach Rebecca to learn the steps to this fun dance and get moving to traditional Irish music. This can be enjoyed stood up or seated.
So, grab your water bottle and bring some friends for this Irish celebration, that will inspire you to get active, have fun and learn something new!
Enjoy truly accessible exercise with the support of our amazing coach, Ella. Ella draws on her lived experience of disability and being an athlete to make exercise accessible and fun for everyone. She’ll inspire you to enjoy simple, adaptable movements that help you feel healthier and happier.
Every movement can be enjoyed at home seated, in a wheelchair, or standing. No equipment needed. Expect to feel great and inspired in this brilliant experience.
If you have any questions about any of our experiences, please email us at community@c-i-c.co.uk
The activities on What To Do are co-produced with people supported by Community Integrated Care. Watch the short video to find out how to join our community and start enjoying the fun!