Warrington Disability Partnership stall inside a marque, at Warrington Disability Awareness Day July 2026

The Warrington Disability Partnership information stall inside the main exhibition marquee at Warrington Disability Awareness Day in July 2026. Staff and volunteers stand behind a long table covered with blue branded cloths and filled with leaflets, magazines, collection tins, advice packs and promotional material. Large upright banners advertise volunteering opportunities, accessible holiday homes and the partnership’s wider support work, while visitors browse the display and speak with representatives. The image captures the practical, information-led character of the annual event. The translucent marquee roof creates bright, diffused summer light, while blue and yellow branding appears across tablecloths, banners and printed literature. A prominent “Volunteer With Us!” poster encourages people to contribute time, skills and experience. Other displays promote wheelchair-accessible holiday accommodation, healthy living and services intended to help disabled people, families and carers participate more independently in everyday life. Warrington Disability Partnership is a user-led charitable organisation based in Warrington, Cheshire. Its work includes information and advice, independent living support, mobility and access services, employment assistance, training, volunteering and community engagement. Disability Awareness Day brings together charities, public bodies, businesses, support organisations and visitors in a large tented exhibition village at Walton Hall and Gardens. The photograph records face-to-face charity outreach at a major inclusive community event. It illustrates disability awareness, accessible tourism, volunteering, fundraising, public engagement and the role of voluntary organisations in connecting people with trusted local support. The busy tables, colourful literature and direct conversations show how exhibition stalls provide practical guidance while recruiting volunteers and raising awareness of longer-term services.