PHSE Workshops
Embracing Arts are passionate about making PSHE content more inclusive for pupils with complex educational needs. We currently offer the following workshops:
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Online safety 
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Stranger danger 
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Life skills 
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Building self-esteem 
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Being different 
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Racism and diversity 

Support Embracing Arts
The hospices and SEND schools we serve have limited budget for the work we do. We rely on fundraising, grants and donations to bring our services directly to those who need them. Every penny goes towards our important work with children with life-limiting illness and special educational needs.
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On 14th September, our Patron, award-winning actress Sarah Moyle took on the London to Brighton Cycle Ride for Embracing Arts! Last year, Sarah decided to take on the 55-mile challenge but sadly, less than a week before the event, she was knocked off her bike during the final training session and was unable to take part. Not to be beaten, Sarah came back a year later and took on the challenge with a renewed enthusiasm and determination!
Joining Sarah on this epic cycle ride was a brilliant team of six cyclists, all raising vital funds for our work of 'Making Inclusive Arts Accessible to ALL'!
You can still support our amazing cyclists and sponsor their ride below:

Our intrepid and determined riders battled the elements and a VERY early start to avoid dangerous conditions to raise over £6,600!!!
A huge thank you to them all from the team at Embracing Arts

Our Supporters
We are grateful to the following organisations for their kind generosity and support:


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Embracing Arts Supporters Scheme:
Andrew Heatlie
Mike & Coral Foster
Brenda Sundin
Fiona Phillips
Our Corporate Partner
We are proud of our partnership with Channel Facilities Management and thank them for their ongoing support.
"Events like this are so important, especially in the run up to Christmas which is a really difficult time for the families. The hospices don't have the funding to provide this kind of entertainment for the kids so to have projects like 'Christmas for Kids' coming in to do it is a godsend for them."
Palliative Care Supervisor, London






