FAQ

Our published accounts can be viewed on the Charity Commission website.

The Wetwheels Foundation is the registered charity that oversees and supports the Wetwheels network. It is responsible for Wetwheels’ development and determines the manner in which each of our boats must operate. It is governed by a board of trustees.

Each of our boats is operated by a Wetwheels Operator. These are Community Interest Companies (or the local equivalent), which are not-for-profit and run by a board of directors. They are responsible for providing Wetwheels experiences to the local communities they serve.

All parts of the network – though they may be separate legal entities – are part of the Wetwheels family, work closely together, and share the same commitment to improving the quality of life for all disabled people.

Yes we do.

You can read our environmental policy by clicking on this link. If you have any questions about it, please contact us.

You can find information about the Wetwheels Foundation, the charity that supports the Wetwheels network, by visiting the About Us page on this website.

You can find information on the Wetwheels Operators, the local teams who do the important work of providing barrier-free boating experiences to disabled people, by visiting the Locations page on this website.

If you have any other questions, please get in touch via the Contact page.

Wetwheels South West does not have a toilet on board, but there are toilet facilities in Grove Place.

There is a Changing Places facility at Ships and Castles Leisure Centre, Castle Drive, Falmouth, TR11 4NG which is about 1 mile away near Pendennis Castle.

All our risk assessments and policies are available on request. Please contact David by emailing david.rogers@wetwheelssouthwest.co.uk or phoning him 07889 275 907 to request copies.