Jigsaw Bury take members on adventure weekend in Cumbria

Jigsaw, based in Bury, aims to promote fun, freedom, and independence for disabled people.

The charity recently took 17 members and four group leaders on a residential trip to the Bendrigg Trust in Cumbria from November 1 to 3.

Bendrigg Trust specialises in delivering courses for disabled and disadvantaged people (Image: Supplied)

The adventure weekend was packed with various indoor and outdoor activities including climbing, abseiling, cycling, and archery.

The members also enjoyed a campfire, a sensory room, a disco, and a tube slide.

Jigsaw offers sport and social opportunities for young disabled people aged 13 plus (Image: Supplied)

The trip was made possible by the Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust and the East Lancashire Masonic Charity, who granted £2,000 and £3,100 respectively.

One member of Jigsaw said: "It was lots of fun socialising with your friends and having a great time."

Jigsaw members have just returned from an 'exciting and memorable' residential weekend at Bendrigg Trust in Cumbria (Image: Supplied)

Jigsaw is always on the lookout for more members to benefit from their services and is also recruiting volunteers and group leaders.

The charity offers sport and social opportunities for young disabled people aged 13 and above, helping them to maintain a healthy lifestyle and reach their sporting potential.

More information about the charity and how to get involved can be found on their website at www.jigsawbury.org or by emailing jigsaw@bury.gov.uk.