2016 was a year to remember

by | Jul 17, 2017 | Admin | 2 comments

2016 was a year to remember

2016 was a year to remember

We told the haters to ‘shake it off’. We enrolled 131 children with disabilities at school for the first time. We watched every one of our Inclusive Education students grow in confidence and ability and the Epic Arts Cafe saw a whopping 14,611 supporters come through the doors.

See what else we got up to in the full 2016 Annual Report.

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2 Comments

  1. Jonathan on April 5, 2018 at 4:15 pm

    Hi I’m an artist and would like to volunteer some time I was wondering if there are any opportunity s to work for accomodation
    Thanks
    Jonathan

    Reply
    • Hayley on April 6, 2018 at 2:47 pm

      Hi Jonathan,

      Thanks for you interest in our work and for reaching out to us. Unfortunately, due to the nature of our work we don’t accept short-term volunteers. If you’re interested in opportunities to work with us keep an eye on our Facebook page or the opportunities page on our website as we announce all opportunities there.

      Thanks,
      Hayley – Epic Arts

      Reply

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