Four young wheelchair users from Aberdeenshire and the Highlands had their first-ever adventure sleepover, thanks to Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland and Equal Adventure. Tyler, Seth, Samantha, and Zack took part in paddleboarding, canoeing, archery, and off-roading in adapted vehicles — activities they’d never experienced before. Held at Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, the event offered inclusive, overnight fun with family cabins, sibling participation, and parent involvement, all designed to promote accessibility and active lifestyles. The success has sparked plans to expand to other Scottish centers, made possible by generous donations — giving every child the chance to feel unstoppable, build friendships, and discover their potential in a truly inclusive environment.
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