Getting out and about

Help to get out and about

Being able to get out and about is a big part of everyday life, but it can become more challenging as we get older, or if you have a disability.

Whether it’s mobility equipment, community transport schemes, or advice on accessible travel, you can find lots of information to support you or someone you know to get out and about as independently as possible.

Two women sat at a table in a cafe. One is in a wheelchair using a laptop, the other is sat in a chair

Accessibility when out and about
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Public toilets
The interior of a bus with a man and woman sat facing away

Transport
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Social activities
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Holidays
A young man with downs syndrome with his hands around the shoulders of a man and women in wheelchairs

Employment and volunteering
Woman with a man in a wheelchair

Daytime opportunities

Other places you may be interested in visiting

Across Hull there are many places you can visit that are accessible and can support you with any accessibility concerns you may have.

Search the Community Directory

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Hull Culture and Leisure
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Museums
Beverley Road Baths indoor swimming pool

Leisure
Interior of Hull City Hall

Theatres
Interior of Central Library

Libraries
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Travel Hull

Need support accessing help?

Community Navigators work with individuals to improve their health, wellbeing and social networks. Based in community settings across Hull, the team provide one-to-one, face-to-face support to help people in Hull find activities in their area.

Make a referral
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Accessing adult care

Social care is about providing help, care and support to those who need it. If you, or a loved one, need practical, financial or emotional support to help with your care needs, there are a number of different types of care options available, all focused on supporting you to live your life well.

Accessing adult care
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