A new accessible deck and garden has been unveiled to the public at New Horizons at Mowbray, with the organisation promising it will be a space for "everyone".
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New Horizons Tasmania specialises in inclusive sport and recreational programs for people with disability.
The new deck and garden, located at New Horizons' Invermay Road office, cost an estimated $41,000, with contributions from the Rotary Club of Launceston and the City of Launceston, among other groups.
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The space features raised garden beds, decking, artificial turf, barbecues and a basketball hoop.
New Horizons Tasmania chief executive Belinda Kitto paid tribute to the late Rotary Club of Launceston president Charles Black and project manager John Williams, who helped get the project off the ground.
Ms Kitto said the space had previously been difficult for everyone to utilise.
"Now everyone can access this venue," she said.
Rotary Tasmania district governor Michael Cooke said the space was "a fantastic sight to see and a wonderful project".
