We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to Living Full Lives 2020 – an end of project event from the Living Life to the Fullest project!

The event is taking place on 21st February 2020 from 10.00-4.00pm at the Millennium Gallery, Sheffield.

To get your free ticket/s, please register on Eventbrite here

The Living Life to the Fullest project is a research project which seeks to forge new understandings of the lives, hopes, desires and contributions of children and young people with ‘life-limiting’ or ‘life-threatening’ impairments (hereby LL/LTIs). Over the last three years, alongside disabled young people as our co-researchers in the Co-Researcher Collective, the project has been a space where disabled children and young people have told new stories of disability; their own stories.

We are busy working out a schedule for the day, and will update you with details in due course. The event will run from 10.00am – 4.00pm and lunch and refreshments will be provided and there will be regular breaks throughout the day.

Excitingly, on the same day we will be launching the Living Life to the Fullest Art Exhibition (title TBC), which is taking place just next door at the Winter Gardens, Sheffield. The exhibition will showcase all of the artwork produced by disabled children and young people across the project, as well as other creative endeavours that have emerged.

Access information:

Wheelchair accessible venue (Millennium Gallery and Winter Gardens). The Millennium Gallery is fully wheelchair accessible from the Winter Garden or Cadman Lane entrances, and from the Arundel Gate entrance, using the elevator to reach the upper floor.

BSL Interpretation

Accessible toilets The accessible toilet in the Millennium Gallery is via RADAR key entry – we will have one available on the day for communal use. The accessible toilet is gender neutral. The are also non-accessible gender specific toilets available. Anyone can access the communal RADAR key.

In addition, there are two Changing Places toilets nearby; one at The Crucible Theatre and one at the Town Hall. See here for more details.

Parking Due to its city centre location, there is no dedicated car parking at the Millennium Gallery. The closest is the NCP car park at the Crucible Theatre. Limited disabled parking spaces are available for blue badge holders in Surrey Street, approximately 25 metres from the Cadman Lane entrance to the Gallery.

Visual Story A Visual Story will be available prior to the event, sharing clear information about getting to the venue and what to expect from the event. Please email Kirsty (see contact below) if you would like a copy.

For more information on accessibility, please see here and email Kirsty (k.liddiard@sheffield.ac.uk) with any access requests not included above.

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