Transform client designs our 2014 Christmas card

We are pleased to unveil the design for our 2014 Christmas card, featuring a painting by one of our clients.

Transform clients from all over Surrey, Sutton and Wokingham were invited to send in their artwork for our Christmas card competition. We received 25 excellent entries from people who face difficulties such as mental health issues, learning disabilities and homelessness. The winning entry will be made into a Christmas card to raise money for Transform in 2014.

Chief Executive Paul Mitchell said:

“We were delighted to see so much talent among the people we support and we are looking forward to seeing the Transform Christmas card later this year. Congratulations to Julia who painted the beautiful winning image and thank you to all those who participated.”

This will be our second Christmas card featuring artwork by the people we support. In 2012 two photos by clients in Wokingham were made into Christmas cards, which helped to raise money and awareness for Transform.

Christmas cards featuring Julia’s painting will be available from September.

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