A Very Special 42nd Good Cause Cinema Room Project by Together for Cinema
A Very Special 42nd Good Cause Cinema Room Installation by Together for Cinema
Recently, Together for Cinema accomplished its 42nd Cinema Room Installation at The Creative Space Centre in Preston, Lancashire. This commendable initiative was made possible by generous equipment donations from regular sponsors, alongside the exceptional installation services provided by Majik House. The project was successfully completed and approved for handover in November 2023.
The opening ceremony occurred on Monday, 4th December, and was inaugurated by Graham Liver, a beloved radio personality from Radio Lancashire, and a renowned local celebrity. ISCVE is proud to be an Operational Partner with Together for Cinema.
The Creative Space Centre is located in Preston, Lancashire and is the largest multi-sensory Centre in the UK. It’s been providing sensory support to those with additional needs for over 30 years. The Centre uses state of the art lighting, visuals and sound equipment to create a fully tailored sensory experience for the service users.
They have over 700 visitors a week from a variety of backgrounds, including special schools, day Centre’s, nursing homes, support groups and much more. The rooms can be tailored to suit the needs of the clients, helping them to achieve their goals during their session, this can be relaxation, exploration, learning or fun.
The Centre is constantly evolving, with the aim of creating bespoke experiences for those with additional needs, their carers and families. In addition to the private sessions available, they also provide shared sessions for children, teens and adults with additional needs. In fact the Creative Space Centre is available to anyone with special needs, and the experience can be tailored accordingly.
It is used regularly by those with autism, developmental delay, cerebral palsy, learning disability, profound multiple learning difficulties, challenging behaviours, brain injury, emotional difficulties, mental health issues, stress and anxiety. Individuals or groups can attend with their own families, carers, therapists or teachers, and the staff are always available to give advice on making the best use of the Centre and it’s equipment.
