Wheels for Wellbeing is a South London based organisation that support disabled people to cycle. The charity started in 2007 and run group sessions with 2, 3 and 4-wheeled cycles over two locations.
They also offer 1-to-1 lessons with trained instructors and provide advice to individuals, groups and organisations and hire their cycles to individuals or groups that need it on a short-term basis.
Parents/Carers and other family members are encouraged to join participants at the sessions, making it a social experience too. Some sessions are specifically geared towards disabled children.
Whatever impairment or long-term health condition you have, they can help with your cycling query.
In September 2010, they won the London Health Commission's 'Mayor's Active Travel Award'. They also host the London Disability Cycling Forum (LDCF) which campaigns for disabled cyclists and influences local and national policy.