Monthly Archives: November 2014

Two new members of our team

We welcome two new Art Therapists to our team.  Holly and Angela, who  both recently qualified at the Northern Programme Sheffield,  bring extra and complementary skills to our team. We hope to be working together on exciting new projects we are developing with Your Consortium, Knaresborough!  Watch this space for further developments!

Disposal of Property Fund

We are grateful to our Chief Constable Dave Jones and our Police and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan for funding  ATY printing and Web design costs. This will help us greatly by allowing us to concentrate our funds on our core work. Many Thanks!

New group in Eastfield

Following our successful bid in the Yorkshire Coast Homes ‘ Your Choice Your Vote’ event, I am pleased to announce that our second block of studio based  Art Therapy will begin on Wednesday the 19th November. This will be held at The Westway Open Arms, Eastfield, and will run for 5 weeks up to Christmas, and 5  weeks from the New Year. Please contact me or the Open Arms team directly for further information.

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Member of CAVCA

We are proud to announce that ATY is now a full member of Coast and Vale Community Action. Sue will endeavour to act in the best interests of our members and clients when representing ATY at General Meetings of the organisation.

Thank you Rachel and thank you Proudfoot Group

 

Today Art Therapy Yorkshire received a cheque from the Proudfoot group, which will be put to good use.

Today also marked the end of Rachel’s student placement with us. She has been a pleasure to work with and we wish her well.

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Through the Keyhole

Sue Holmes represented Art Therapy Yorkshire at Friday’s Through the Keyhole event held at the Spa Scarborough. Yorkshire Coast Homes invited their staff, tenants, and partner organisations to take part in a Halloween themed event. Sue won a hamper of Halloween themed sweets which has been shared!S at YCH event 1

We have a new trustee

We are very pleased to be able to announce that Agata Szymanska-Skelton has agreed to become our forth trustee. Agata will be formally introduced to the team at our next ordinary meeting, but we feel certain her experience in the voluntary sector and her youthful, enthusiastic personality will be a great asset.

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