Sensory Room Decoration within Community Centre

Description

Royston Wardieburn Community Centre is based in the heart of North Edinburgh and acts as a hub, providing many facilities within the local area to people of all ages. 
The centre comprises of a kitchen, café, courtyard, sensory room, sports hall and garden area. 
They offer warm space, hot breakfasts, lunches and a food pantry. 
They also host a variety of groups and local organisations which include: arts & crafts, arts & culture, baby & toddlers, ‘chill & chat’, parents support, social history and adult literacy. 
These bring individuals together, helping to create new friendships.

How Can You Support Royston Wardieburn Community Centre?

Royston Wardieburn Community Centre’s upgraded Sensory Room would benefit greatly from an artist who could paint/draw a design around the top of the walls of the room or provide them with Sensory Gated Art Paintings to hang up. 
This room offers a calming space and helps to reduce anxiety and overstimulation through different lights, colours, textures and fabrics. 
Wall art/murals/paintings engages curiosity, improves speech & learning and creates a calming environment – allowing these to extend further up the sides of the room would benefit our centre users immensely.