Wheelchair Making is an engaging and educational activity where participants learn about wheelchair design and construction. This event fosters creativity, problem-solving, and empathy as participants consider the needs of individuals with mobility challenges. How? Participants work in teams to design and build a model wheelchair using provided materials. They learn about the importance of accessibility and how to create solutions that enhance mobility for people with disabilities. Why? Increases awareness of accessibility and inclusivity. Encourages problem-solving skills through innovative design challenges. Develops empathy by addressing real-world mobility issues. Promotes teamwork as participants collaborate on functional solutions. Inspires creativity in constructing practical yet thoughtful designs.

Teams will be divided and rotate through various Olympic-themed challenges designed to test a range of skills. The Olympics are the pinnacle of athletic competition! What? The Olympics are the pinnacle of athletic competition! In this team-building twist, groups will face off in a series of mini-challenges. From mental puzzles to physical feats requiring speed and cooperation, the Olympics tests communication, strategy, and the power of teamwork as teams strive for the highest score. Why? This fast-paced activity fosters a healthy competitive spirit and encourages strategic thinking. More importantly, the Olympics highlight how teams can accomplish incredible things when everyone works towards a common goal. It builds camaraderie and reinforces trust in colleagues. How? Teams will be divided and rotate through various Olympic-themed challenges designed to test a range of skills. A scoreboard keeps track of points, with the winning team earning a special prize or recognition.  

The Mechanical Bull Ride is a thrilling and entertaining activity where participants try to stay on a moving mechanical bull for as long as possible. It’s a fun way to test balance and coordination while providing plenty of laughs for both riders and spectators. How? Participants take turns riding the mechanical bull, which is controlled by an operator who can adjust the speed and difficulty level. The objective is to stay on the bull as long as possible without falling off. It’s a safe and exciting challenge that can be set up at outdoor events or large indoor spaces.  

Bow and Arrow games at events usually use safe, child-friendly equipment to let people try archery. Instead of sharp arrows, these games often use arrows with suction cups or soft tips. The bows are usually simple and easy to use. Players aim at colourful targets set up a short distance away. It’s a chance for people to feel like Robin Hood or Katniss Everdeen while staying safe and having fun. How? Set up targets at a safe distance – these could be bullseye boards or balloon targets. Give each player a bow and a set number of safe arrows. Show them how to hold the bow, nock the arrow (that means put it in place), and pull back the string. Remind them about safety rules, like never pointing the bow at people. Let players take turns shooting at the targets. You can keep score based on where the arrows hit or just let people enjoy the experience of shooting. Why? Provides a thrilling, hands-on archery experience in a safe, controlled environment. Develops focus, patience, and hand-eye coordination. A unique and adventurous attraction, distinct from typical party games. Fun for all ages, offering a challenge with each shot at the target. Excellent for photo opportunities, capturing moments of fun and achievement.

Build Bicycle is a hands-on activity where participants learn about bicycle mechanics and teamwork by assembling bikes from scratch. This event promotes problem-solving skills and physical activity. How? Teams are provided with bicycle parts and tools. Under the guidance of an instructor, they learn to assemble the bikes, including adjusting gears and brakes. The activity culminates in a race or challenge to test their builds.      

Fighting Fit India is an initiative to promote health and fitness across the nation. This program encourages everyone to engage in physical activities like yoga, sports, and exercise. With fun events and workshops, participants can learn about nutrition and healthy living. The aim is to make fitness a part of daily life for all age groups. How? We organize various fitness events such as yoga classes, marathons, and health workshops. These activities are held in parks and community centers to make them accessible. We also provide online resources and tips on nutrition and exercise that anyone can follow at home. Why? Encourages physical fitness for better health. Reduces stress and improves mental well-being. Promotes awareness of nutrition and healthy living. Strengthens community bonds through group activities. Boosts productivity by fostering healthier lifestyles.