The Campaigns and Policy team provide a range of off-the-shelf and bespoke training and consultancy services.
Consultancy
Consultancy services include:
- On-site and off-plans/desk-based access reviews of cycle and active travel infrastructure, cycle parking, proposed active travel schemes (including active travel on prescription) and residential, commercial and public sector cycle/active travel developments.
- Reviews of, for example, Equality Impact Assessments, policy documents, project proposals, consultation plans, research projects.
- Bespoke design/support including for infrastructure, research projects, policy development, funding bids and more.
- Recruitment and/or facilitation of research/consultation participants (face-to-face or online).
- Other review, development and consultancy services considered on-demand.
We will provide a detailed quote for our consultancy services following discussion and initial sight of relevant documents/information. For further information or a preliminary chat about your requirements please contact: Kay@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk
Training
Current training packages include:
- Accessible Cycle-Parking (3 hours, online or in person)
- Experiential Inclusive Cycling (full day, on-site, south London)
- Disability Equity Training (full day, online or in person)
WfW also offer bespoke training packages, please contact Kay@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk for training brochures, pricing or further information.
Free-to-View CPD Webinar Series
With thanks to the Rees Jeffreys Road Fund we are able to provide three free CPD webinars to accompany the 5th Edition of the Guide to Inclusive Cycling.
The first webinar, Introduction to Inclusive Cycling, covers the key foundational knowledge for understanding how to make cycling accessible for all.
Webinar 1: Introduction to Inclusive Cycling
The second webinar dives into understanding infrastructure as barriers and enablers for inclusive active travel and what accessible design looks like.
The final webinar in the series explores micromobilities and Disabled people.
Please note the content reflects the views of WfW and not Rees Jeffreys Road Fund. BSL versions will be available as soon as we have overcome some technical issues with syncing and embedding the BSL.
