Partners
Inclusive Corporate Wellbeing Programmes
Are you looking for wellbeing programmes for both Disabled and non-Disabled employees? Here’s WHY Adaptive Yoga LIVE is the answer:
Seeing is believing: When people see Disabled people participating in mainstream activities like yoga, it challenges preconceived notions about limitations. It showcases the diverse capabilities of people with disabilities.
Shifting the narrative: By attending yoga alongside non-disabled colleagues, disabled employees become active participants in the corporate wellness scene. This reframes the conversation from disability as a barrier - to disability as a facet of a well-rounded workforce
Acknowledgement of diverse needs: A yoga class that offers modifications and caters to various abilities demonstrates the company's commitment to inclusion. This sends a message that the company values all employees and strives to create a workplace accessible to everyone.
Building a support system: Shared experiences in a yoga class can foster connections between employees with and without disabilities. This can lead to a more supportive and understanding work environment
Our inclusive chair yoga sessions are designed to build connection, relieve stress, and improve focus during the workday. Ideal for all ability levels, sessions can be done remotely or in-person. Each class includes seated stretches, breathing exercises, and mindfulness techniques to help you relax and recharge.
If you would like to contact us please email
hello@adaptiveyogalive.com
Our Awards
The Points of Light award recognises outstanding individual volunteers - people who are making positive changes in their communities and around the world. The award is presented by the British Prime Minister who is specially recognising those who are supporting our communities through the battle with Coronavirus.
The Teaching for Equity program provides financial support, resources, and community to yoga teachers who are teaching for little or no pay in historically marginalized communities.
The Teaching for Equity program is funded and directed by the Yoga Alliance Foundation with Ivy Child International and Synergy Yoga as implementing partners
AYL received a grant from National Lottery and Sport England who have provided a funding package to help the sport and physical activity sector through the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis. National Lottery is committed to helping community groups that were disproportionately affected by the pandemic to help further growth and recovery.
