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Nov 2021
Disabled learners hold art exhibition in Harrogate
A Harrogate charity has held an exhibition to showcase the artistic work of its disabled learners.
Disability Action Yorkshire staged the event last month at its Hornbeam Park training centre.
The exhibition included art and photographs by 14 students based on the theme of heraldry and quiet places.
Students designed coats of arms reflecting their personalities and shot images of quiet places.
Harriet Walker, the charity’s deputy training manager, said:
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Founded 84 years ago, Disability Action Yorkshire helps disabled people live the life of their choosing.
It has headquarters and a training centre on Hornbeam Park, a residential care home on Claro Road, and a holiday lodge in Lincolnshire.
Guy Tweedy, who joined Disability Action Yorkshire board of trustees last month said:
The photo shows (left to right) disability learner Ian, Disability Action Yorkshire trustee Guy Tweedy, disability learners Emma and Charles, and Disability Action Yorkshire staff member Sammi.
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