Creating connection and discovery
Real-time, virtual experiences for people with mobility or health challenges
LiveWalks’ mission is to reduce isolation by providing real-time, interactive virtual experiences for people with disability, limited mobility, health issues and caregivers.
Volunteer hosts from around the world bring people on adventures such as hiking the coast of British Columbia, exploring the urban streets of Toronto, London and Paris and on immersive experiences such as hiking, biking and canoeing.
Through LiveWalks, a Canadian non-profit, individuals with disability, illness and mobility limitations, as well as their caregivers, can make new connections and explore the world, virtually.
Connect
Everyone should have the opportunity to explore and connect with the world, regardless of their circumstances. Sign up to be the first to know about upcoming events.
Engage
As a LiveWalks volunteer, you can become a virtual experience guide, co-host events, or assist behind the scenes. Together, we can make a meaningful impact.
Discover
Virtual experiences open up the world.
LiveWalks partners with organizations, non-profits and others to provide tailored and engaging experiences for their members, clients, or residents.
Make a donation
Your contribution to LiveWalks will go directly to providing interactive, virtual experiences in real time for people with mobility, health challenges or living in isolation.
“I used to hike everywhere; thank you for taking me to the mountains again.”
- LiveWalks participant
Explore — virtually — with LiveWalks
We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to explore and connect with the world, regardless of their circumstances. That's why we offer tours specifically designed for individuals facing disabilities, illness, mobility challenges, experiencing isolation, and caregivers. Example tours include:
Historic World War II USS destroyer Cassin Young at Boston National Parks-
Dinosaur forest Tokyo Japan
Phra Taen temple in Thailand, highlighting the tallest bridge statue in the world
Wildlife and scenery along the Don River Toronto
Florida Museum of Natural History
