Our framework
Climb Any Mountain wants to establish two main types of living situations in South Africa : Shared Homes Supported Living Shared Homes are small homes which can offer accommodation to five to ten people. Each person has his or her own bedroom and the rest of the house...
Triathlon 2012
The Event On 26 May, 2012 along with my partner Kim, the founder of Climb Any Mountain, and a group of 8 friends, we will compete in a sprint triathlon in Nottingham. Our objective, apart from challenging ourselves with this immense race, is to raise £5000 for Climb...
Climb Mount Snowdon event 2011
Kim Crossman, organizer of the Climb Mount Snowdon Event 2011, has shared some of the stories she and the rest of the climbers experienced during their weekend on the damp mountain. “On Saturday morning, August 27 20111,we woke to relentless drizzly rain. Ordinarily,...
Over the past 30 years or so, the UK has significantly improved the standard of care for people with learning disability by moving away from large institutions to smaller person-centred community-based services. These services have enabled residents to live more independently and to make significant improvements in their physical and psychological health.
At Climb Any Mountain, we are driven by our passionate belief that people with an intellectual disability and mental illness should have equal rights and opportunities in society.
We are proud of the ground we’ve taken in transforming the services available for people with intellectual disability and mental illness within and across South Africa.
We’re now preparing for the second home to open—a 6-bedroom home, this time exclusively for women. Help us furnish this house to make it a home. 100% of donations go directly towards purchasing the items listed.