How High Rise is different

In designing High Rise, we were passionate that it should be a place where all families can come to enjoy quality time together, no matter what their ability or their needs. Prior to opening, we carried out research with families of children with additional needs, who told us that often they have to ‘separate out’ to enjoy activities with their children. High Rise is different, High Rise is for everyone.

  • Two sensory rooms to support families and groups with additional needs
  • We have invested in a Changing Places accessible toilet facility
  • We offer weekly Inclusion Zone Clip 'n Climb and Soft Play sessions
  • Our staff have received additional training in recognising and working with individuals with additional needs
  • We have received the prestigious Autism Impact Award from Autism NI in recognition of how we support autistic guests
  • Sensory assistant to support guests (when available)
  • Ear defenders available to borrow

Changing Places toilet

High Rise features an accessible Changing Places toilet for the benefit of our guests. Changing Places toilets are larger than standard disabled toilets, with extra features and more space. Our Changing Places toilet provides specialised equipment, extra space and a clean and safe environment. By providing space, privacy and appropriate equipment, High Rise is supporting families and carers to look after people with disabilities in dignified and hygienic conditions.

Find out more about Changing Places at High Rise here.

Changing Places logo - blue circle with white symbols including a wheelchair user and a hoist
Changing Places toilet at High Rise Lisburn
Changing PLaces Support
Changing Places Seat

Familiarising yourself with High Rise

We know that visiting a new environment can be daunting, particularly for autistic guests or those with additional needs. If you are coming to Clip ‘n Climb, you will receive a safety briefing on the day from one our team. You can also watch the video below, before your visit, to familiarise yourself with what the instructors will be telling you during your briefing session.