Rotarian Edward Lamb will introduce Louise Chandler from the Shine Arts & Well-Being CIC.
Shine Arts & Well-Being CIC is a not-for-profit Community Company set up in Sept 2022 for the benefit of people with Additional Needs.
We learn Art & Craft skills & support each other to try new things whilst still exploring our own interests as individuals.
We build self-esteem and enjoyment of everyday life for people with Additional Needs, social anxiety or any other barrier which might hold them back. Many Attendees are on the Autistic spectrum though not all. We are fully inclusive, wheelchair accessible and open to those with sensory impairments. BSL (British Sign Language) is incorporated into some sessions.
We explore creativity through creation, discussion, trips out together, collaboration on projects with other local groups & Artists, we run craft stalls and other events and we socialise, prep & eat food together, have a great time. It’s very informal & fun. You can attend with or without a Carer, depending on your needs and sessions are just £25 a day including lunch (1 Carer per attendee - always free).
Our project: the Shine! Neuro-verse magazine is a celebration of the talents & interests of Neurodivergent folks lives. We hope it brings you joy & makes you reflect upon the full potential of anyone & everyone regardless of, and sometimes even because of; their additional needs.
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