North Yorkshire project welcomes new surf school partner, Fluid Concept

The school is based within the Scarborough Spa complex, a location that is steeped in history when it comes to therapeutic healing of the sea. Bathers have been visiting there for centuries.

New luxury retreat partners with The Wave Project

The couple also wanted to support the local community in an effort to showcase the best of Cornwall to their guests.

Rockfish Exeter raise £8,500 for The Wave Project

In Mental Health Awareness Week, a Devon restaurant has done its bit for children’s mental health by donating over £8,000 to our surf therapy projects.

Our Wave Rangers Coordinator set to cycle Lands End to John O’Groats

Our Wave Rangers Coordinator is cycling from Lands End to John O’Groats – without leaving the house.

Wave Rangers

The Wave Rangers project is an entirely free, all year-round project working with 10-20 year olds in North Devon.

Wave Project Volunteer Kat Runs Bath Half

It’s 15 March 2020, the day of the Bath Half Marathon. The U.K weather is at its finest – raining, tension is in the air and I am feeling the excitement…

Activity Books

Coronavirus Statement

At the Wave Project, our priority is to ensure that all our participants, volunteers and staff are safe. We are monitoring health advice from the UK Government on a daily basis and will act in line with their guidance.

Sam’s all smiles after swimming a mile

Super swimmer Sam completed a mile sponsored swim last weekend, raising a whopping £304 for the North Devon project. What a brilliant achievement!

Locals boost Wave Project funds

Two local organisations have made generous donations to the North Devon project in recent weeks, totalling over £1,000.

Belfast Cathedral’s Annual Black Santa Appeal

This was the 43rd year of the Black Santa Appeal, which helps support a range of charities across Northern Ireland.

New beach wheelchair will help more people access the waves

Great news for the accessibility of our services – the North Devon project has been given £4.5k to buy a new beach wheelchair by Devon County Council’s Disabled Children’s Services.