United We Climb is a by-and-for, not-for-profit collective making the transformative and healing benefits of climbing accessible to the people and communities who need them most.

We break down barriers to create opportunities for connection, belonging, confidence, wellbeing and personal growth. By centring the communities we support, we’re not only helping people find their place within climbing; we’re empowering them to shape its future.

We work alongside communities, climbing walls and industry partners to create opportunities that make climbing more accessible, inclusive and welcoming. From supporting people facing barriers to accessing the sport, to creating pathways into climbing, developing skills and qualifications, and creating spaces for connection and belonging, we work to make change happen both within climbing and beyond it.

Join us to make climbing inclusive for all

Individuals

This is where you can get involved!

If you’re an underrepresented climber looking to further your experience, gain training or give climbing a go we’d love to see you at an event soon!

You can join us as an individual by joining our events, volunteering with us, or signing up to become a United We Climb Ambassador.

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Partners

We work with a range of partners to deliver our projects.

From community groups to climbing gyms, to our corporate partners. Whether you are looking for more information on the community groups we work with or curious about how we could collaborate together. You’ll find all the information you need on our partners page.

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Make Climbing Inclusive

We’re developing resources, courses, training and other opportunities to make UK climbing more inclusive and accessible to all.

Find out about our current work and sign up to future resources through our resource hub.

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