03/09/2026
The Ten Percent Foundation has made a £500 donation to Purple Patch Arts, a Yorkshire charity helping learning-disabled people to thrive, learn and be heard.
Purple Patch Arts uses creativity as a route into learning. Its sessions combine art, music, drama, movement, literature, sensory activities and discussion. This enables participants to explore subjects at their own pace and in ways that work for them.
Creative and inclusive learning
The charity’s Purple Patch Approach has been developed through years of working with learning-disabled adults and young people.
The work is not simply about providing an enjoyable activity. Purple Patch Arts uses creative learning to support confidence, communication, independence, wellbeing and social connections.
Its services include Lifelong Learning Programmes, work with young people moving into adulthood, accessibility projects and activities that help other organisations engage meaningfully with learning-disabled people.
The Ten Percent Foundation has donated £500 to Purple Patch Arts, which provides creative learning for learning-disabled people in Yorkshire.