Helping people of all ages and abilities through trishaw rides

“No, life is not over, even at 91, even if your legs or brain are not very cooperative.”
Our passenger in Porthcawl, Wales

Our rides are comfortable, fun and free

Volunteers take people out on a trishaw ride.  A trishaw is a three-wheel cycle with a passenger cab out front that is motor assisted.

We help people to get out into nature and regain social connection. Our work builds bridges between generations and reinforces trust, respect and community. Our volunteers and passengers alike enjoy the physical and emotional well-being benefits.

We are across England and Wales

We are made up of chapters across England and Wales. Each chapter is independent and run by volunteers.

With your support we can help people feel the wind in their hair


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How we help

We have a positive impact on passengers & volunteers

Watch this Good morning Britain live clip where our local chapter of Hurst & Hassocks is representing CWA & telling us about its positive impact on both passengers & volunteers.

7 minute video

We help with loneliness

Watch this BBC video about how a medical student is trying to end loneliness with trishaws

3 minute video

This year we had…

5696+
Passengers

 

 

239
Volunteers

 

47
Trishaws

Sustainable development goal 3: Good health and wellbeing

Sustainable development goal 10: Reduced inequalities

Sustainable development goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities

Get involved

 

2 trishaws with passengers dressed warmly and volunteer cyclists in high visibility jackets.

Find out if there’s a chapter near you.

We have chapters across England and Wales. Each chapter is independent and run by volunteers who take passengers out on trishaw cycles.

See where our chapters are

 

2 elderly passengers on a trishaw with a volunteer cyclist smiling for the camera

Start a chapter in your community

Getting started with a Cycling Without Age chapter is an amazing experience. We have a simple Affiliate model to help individuals or groups become part of the movement.

Find out how to start a chapter