Community Outreach

Our Community Outreach projects are at the very heart of what we do. Grass roots projects providing opportunities for communities to access regular, inclusive climbing sessions. Read more about some of our community projects here below.

We are always looking to start new Community Outreach projects, if you would like to start your own community climbing group, please contact us!

  • Two kids with climbing harnesses preparing to climb an indoor rock climbing wall with red and gray sections, colorful holds, and climbing equipment on the floor.

    Climb Eyam

    This is a monthly climbing group for the young people in Eyam. Carried out in partnership with Eyam School PTFA, this well-being project helps students transition successfully into high school. Students are given the opportunity to join the group in Y6, and continue in the group once at high school. This helps the Y6 students reconnect with the older students, and then maintain connection once they go to different schools. The group climb indoors initially, learning how to climb, belay and look after each other safely, before progressing outdoors.

  • A young woman wearing a blue climbing helmet and climbing shoes is looking down from the top of an indoor rock climbing wall. She is holding onto a yellow climbing hold with her left hand, and her right knee is pressed against the wall. Another person is visible in the background, also on the climbing wall, preparing to climb. The climbing wall has colorful holds and a black safety mat beneath it.

    Climb SEND

    This is a bi-weekly session for young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Group sizes are small and sessions are individualised to suit the needs of the climber, with opportunities to climb indoors and outside.

  • Indoor rock climbing gym with colorful climbing holds on a white climbing wall, two climbers ascending and a woman belaying from the ground.

    Climb Sheffield

    This is a monthly climbing space in Sheffield, for adults looking to improve their climbing. Typically climbers learn the basics of climbing safely, progress to lead climbing indoors before moving outdoors and participating in the exciting world of trad and sport! 

  • A person climbing an indoor rock wall with colorful holds, wearing glasses, a maroon hoodie, and black pants.

    Climb VI

    A monthly climbing group for those living with sight loss in Sheffield. Supported by the Austrian Alpine Club UK, this project provides opportunities to access climbing and progress to climbing outdoors and hill walking.

  • Five people climbing on an indoor bouldering wall with colorful holds, with a padded blue floor area.

    Walthew House

    Our newest project, in partnership with Walthew House. This fantastic charity provides support for people in Stockport living with sight or hearing loss. Through this project they are given the opportunity to climb regularly, and ultimately, grow their own, self-supporting, climbing community.

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A young boy with curly blonde hair smiling while holding climbing ropes inside a room with colorful lockers and cardiovascular equipment.
Two people wearing helmets and outdoor clothing sitting on rocks near a small body of water, with their reflections visible in the water. One person is raising their arm.
A woman in a pink tank top and a man with short curly hair are at an indoor climbing gym, discussing the climbing wall and holding climbing ropes. The climbing wall behind them has colorful holds.
A person wearing a gray helmet with yellow accents, black sunglasses, and a dark jacket, climbing a rocky outdoor wall with green plants and purple flowers around.