Better Outcomes for Care Experienced Young People
Tue 04th February 2020
Our Edinburgh Make it Your Own team are having an Open Day at our new office in St Margaret’s House on Friday 14th February.
Come along between 2pm-4pm and find out about our Make
It Your Own, creative tenancy sustainment project for Care
Experienced young people aged 16-25 in Edinburgh. Our artists offer one-to-one and group creative sessions, where participants take part in workshops on interior design, decorating and making items for their home. The aim is that those in new tenancies will gain new practical skills and make their new home somewhere that reflects their personality and feels truly theirs.
You’ll get the chance to explore the Impact Arts office, take part in fun creative
activities, speak to the Make It Your Own and Impact Arts teams and find out
more about the incredible, free opportunities available for young people
throughout Edinburgh. You will also get the chance to make something for your
home with our interior design team!
A great opportunity for you, your colleagues and/or young people
to find out more about Impact Arts programmes and get involved in workshops.
Refreshments will be provided.
Date -14th February
Time – 2pm-4pm
Location –
St Margaret’s House
B103-104, 151 London Road
Edinburgh, EH7 6AE
If you are interested in coming along, please contact gillian.pettigrew@impactarts.co.uk
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