We would like to share with the audience our good practices based on Adventure and Wilderness Therapy programs that are planned inclusively and in an accessible way so everybody can benefit as much as possible from what we invite people to participate in. We organize all of the activities at the Outdoor Activity Center – BASE CAMP, which supports people (mostly youth and young adults) with disabilities and their carers (through contact with nature and outdoor activities using Adventure Therapy and Wilderness Therapy). The center is located in Wrocław, but we believe that respite care can be active and fun, so we don’t spend much time indoors.
We have grown a community of young people with different types of disabilities, their parents and carers, and also assistants and volunteers. 
Our activities essential assumption is that contact with nature strengthens healing processes and emotional development, and at the same time it is a fun form of rehabilitation itself. What is important, these changes are made simultaneously on two levels: physical and emotional. To level the activities, we start with several-hour trips to the nearby forest, field games and cooking on a fire, and one-day trips on kayaks and rafts. The next stage is summer expeditions to continuously higher mountain peaks. Finally, we move on to winter expeditions to the mountains, learning how to survive in winter conditions, climbing rocks, and sleeping in tents. 
Participants are facing real challenges, taking real risks and broadening their comfort zone through development adjusted to diagnosed individual and group needs.