If there’s anything else you want to know about accessibility, contact the accessibility lead at community@burningnest.co.uk.
Accessibility
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TIPS AND INFORMATION FOR SUPPORT
Your first point of support is yourself
Please practise radical self reliance as much as possible. Know your needs and limitations and prepare for these by bringing any medications and aids into the glade with you.
Self reliance also means self care. Please remember to eat, sleep, hydrate and decompress as much as you possibly can. It’s a long week, you will have many opportunities to join in the fun. You’ll have more fun if you are taking care of yourself.
Rangers and Welfare team
Rangers can assist with practical needs such as transporting heavy items, finding locations, and radio calling for paramedic support.
Welfare is a space with quiet energy and tea as well as a warm fire and supportive company. It is the place to go for moments of emotional overwhelm or challenges when you would like to decompress.
The Accessibility Team
If you want to report accessibility issues that are non urgent or give feedback on your experience please contact community@burningnest.co.uk The accessibility lead will try to check in on these throughout the event but it is not a source for live support assistance.
TOILETS
Accessible toilets are spread across the site.
These toilets are opened by RADAR keys and must be locked after each use to avoid excess use by able bodied folks. If you do not have your own RADAR key there is a very limited number of spares that can be borrowed. These can be found at Gate and Welfare. You will be asked to return these as quickly as possible to the borrowing boxes, ideally after each use, so everyone that needs them has availability.
Inclusion
Inclusion Tickets
- Each year Burning Nest provides ~10% of it's ticket allocation at a reduced rate to those who wouldn't be able to attend otherwise. This is part of our commitment to Radical Inclusion.
- Low income tickets are open to anyone who is facing a financial or other life circumstances and wouldn't be able to attend Burning Nest at the full price.
- Carers tickets are available only to those providing (paid or unpaid) caring for someone else who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem, or an addiction would not be able to attend Burning Nest without their support.
- Every Inclusion Ticket application will be anonymised and reviewed by a team against a standard set of criteria including employment status, income, and some other factors.
- We aim to review and send back a result to each applicant within one month, and then you'll have two months to purchase the ticket.
- Successful applicants will receive an inclusion code by email to buy a unique ticket with. Inclusion codes are valid for a fixed period of 2 months. If they are not used they will be cancelled and issued to the next applicant on the list.
- The Inclusion Ticket form will close when all inclusion tickets have been allocated. When unclaimed tickets are released the application form will be reopened.
- Inclusion tickets cannot be transferred directly. If you can no longer attend please contact ticketing.burningnest@gmail.com to refund your ticket.
- The application process for Inclusion tickets opens with the general ticket sale release.