Belgravia Foundation and Cérge as innovation partners

Belgravia Foundation, along with Belgravia Leisure, are proud innovation partners of Cérge.

Cérge is about building inclusive communities, and does this through alignment what people who live with a disability have said is important to them when attending a leisure centre, and transformative technology.

Research has confirmed that for people who live with a disability, it is the welcome and support received upon entering a leisure centre that is most impactful, and most helpful.

Cérge is a companion app for customers with disability, parents, carers & support workers to be assured of an inclusive experience and find accessible venues.  Imagine having your own personal disability advocate in your pocket to help overcome any fears and anxieties to improve confidence and community participation. Well, that’s what Cérge is, and does!

For leisure centres, Cérge is a communications platform to deliver an inclusive experience to customers with disability and a marketing platform to promote their accessible features.

To learn more about Cérge check out the 90 second YouTube animation video here. But more importantly read a customer testimonial of the level of inclusion Belgravia Foundation, Belgravia Leisure and Cérge have delivered in partnership.

Belgravia Foundation has benefited from the fabulous support of Belgravia Leisure that has embraced the role as ‘anchor adopter’ of Cérge.  This has enabled Cérge to gain a foothold in communities that Belgravia Leisure operates leisure facilities, and provides a local showcase example of how impactful Cérge has been in supporting a welcoming, supportive and inclusive experience for people living with disabilities when visiting key community facilities. 

Through this support, Belgravia Foundation and Belgravia Leisure have been able to connect Cérge to key community organisations, local government, and people living with a disability – a classic ‘Win-Win-Win’ for Cérge, Belgravia Leisure, Belgravia Foundation, and people living with disabilities.