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Our values

Mission statement and project values

To enable people with varying disabilities to enjoy sailing, learn new skills and so enrich their lives where many people feel that a disability precludes them from taking part.


All of us at some stage in our lives will come in contact with people living with a psychological or physical impairment. People with impairments have the same rights as us to enjoy life to the full and gain confidence and a sense of achievement. The Woolverstone Project aims to play a vital role in meeting these challenges.

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Latest news

Active Suffolk Award

We were delighted to be nominated for an Active Suffolk award and honoured to be the winner of the Inclusive Organisation of the Year . This award comes as a result of a massive team effort from everyone involved in the project, so a huge thank you to everyone who supports us so much - volunteers, sailors, friends and funding bodies. Your support is hugely appreciated. We are delighted that this work is recognised More »

26 Nov 2025

Watching us, watching them

With the end of the season at Woolverstone we towed the Wheelyboat across to Titchmarsh Marina and during the course of October have run a number of seal-watching trips for our sailors. A range of groups have taken advantage of this and had some great trips. The seals played ball (not literally!) as well and often admired the Hweelyboat as we went past. The trips out also gave us a wide range of birds. To More »

31 Oct 2025

Nancy Oldfield visit

Sailors from the Woolverstone Project recently had a short break staying with the Nancy Oldfield Trust at Neatishead in Norfolk. The Trust offers accessible boating on the Norfolk Broads. We stayed in the onsite bungalow which is well adapted for disabled guests. We self-catered, the community shop in the village was good for topping up supplies! We went to the village pub for an evening meal on our last night.  Each day we had More »

26 Oct 2025

Breaking our record?

In September this year we took Penny Saunders out sailing. Peggy is a resident of Kentford Manor in Newmarket. She was born in 1926 in Lincolnshire - a countryside girl with an adventurous spirit. She took up sailing with her husband Tony when they were both in their 50s. They took various RYA courses and owned several boats together - even sailing across to the Netherlands together. Through a scheme run by Kentford Manor known as the 'Wishing More »

26 Sep 2025

Upcoming events

Dec 1

10:00 - Adult Open 35

A session for Sailability Adult individual sailing members
Dec 8

11:00 - Christmas Party

Our Christmas party will take place at 11am at Stutton

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