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Hebridean Pursuits

Hebridean Pursuits has been running challenging, multi-activity residential programmes for young disadvantaged people for 20 years. 'The Roses Project' is a project run by The Roses Charitable Trust which delivers programmes for young disadvantaged people from different socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Also ideal for schools, youth work, uniformed services, voluntary groups and private family trips. Programmes designed in partnership tackle issues of social exclusion, integration, deprivation and education, providing self-esteem building and respite. Outdoor Learning at its best.
HPL also offer technical adult courses and expeditions. Winter Mountaineering and climbing, Sea Kayaking, Coasteering, Canyoning and Surfing courses.

Location:

Tavool House is an outdoor centre on the Island of Mull, in a unique wilderness setting. Scotland and Mull in particular offer a perfect setting for some of the best locations for adventure activities in the World. These residential weeks provide good home cooking, a friendly feel and warm, comfortable accommodation. Open all year round, courses are normally 6 days and accommodation sleeps up to 25 people. All age groups welcome on a slef catered or catered basis.

Activities:

All led by our team of highly qualified and dedicated instructors. We offer a wide range of land and water activities and expeditions and provide The Duke of Edinburgh's award training and assesments. AALS approved.

We have put the 'adventure' back into 'adventure activities'. These trips offer you both adrenalin and buzz. You will journey in some of Scotland's best gorge, canyon and coastal locations. These are also great activities for stag and hen weekends or larger groups of friends and clubs.

Check out the video link below to see just what fun you will have

The Rose Project Residential Multi-Activity Weeks

The Roses Charitable Trust seeks help from Charitable Benefactors. Each member of a group raises a contribution and we are tasked in raising the remainder, raising sufficient funds to subsidise the cost of the courses.

Working for and with young people