International Wheelchair Day is celebrated on 1st March each year. It's a day to celebrate the positive impact wheelchairs have on people's lives, and to acknowledge the work of those who support wheelchair users.
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
The Surf Therapy clinics are designed for:
To get involved click on the heading for details
Bookings close Tuesday prior to event at 14h00
Join us for a morning filled with surfing, connection, and celebration as we recognise the spirit of community, resilience, and shared purpose that drives the Roxy Davis Foundation.
International Wheelchair Day (IWD) is a global awareness day held every year in March. This year we will be partnering with International Society of Wheelchair Professionals and Shonaquip on Saturday 7th February 2026 to raises awareness of mobility rights and promote accessibility, inclusion and universal design.
Join us for a morning of community, connection and purpose at the Waterfront Canal Swim, presented in partnership with the Rotary Club of the Waterfront. Taking place in the V&A Waterfront canals on Saturday, 18 April 2026, this event brings people together through the simple but powerful act of entering the water side by side. It is a gathering of a community committed to inclusion, resilience and creating opportunities for others.
Taking place at the V&A Waterfront Canals on Saturday, 18 April 2026, the Waterfront Canal Swim brings our community together in a powerful way through movement and collective impact.
