ORGANISERS of Warrington’s Disability Awareness Day (DAD), Europe’s largest not for profit voluntary-led disability exhibition, are looking for stewards to help out on Sunday July 12.
A meeting for potential stewards will be held tonight (Wednesday) from 8pm at Alford Hall Sports and Social Club.
DAD, now in its 18th year, is held annually in a huge tented village within the grounds of Walton Hall Gardens.
The event continues to grow each year and last year there were more than 20,000 visitors. The team of dedicated stewards are responsible for ensuring the event runs smoothly and the Health and Safety of visitors and exhibitors alike. Many stewards return each year.
More information about the event is available from Caroline Thompson at Warrington Disability Partnership on 01925 240064.
ORGANISERS of Warrington's Disability Awareness Day (DAD), Europe's
largest not for profit voluntary-led disability exhibition, are looking
for stewards to help out on Sunday July 12.
Stewards wanted for DAD
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