Adults with learning disabilities and autism from a Bradford-based specialist service participated in a talent showcase this week.
The event, staged in Manchester on Tuesday September 8, marked the second annual Cygnet’s Got Talent competition.
Performers from Beacon House demonstrated abilities in singing, dancing, poetry and rap before judges and a gathered audience.
Over thirty individuals took to the stage, with their routines drawing a standing ovation.
Cygnet Social Care chief executive Gareth Williams described the occasion as a privilege, noting the inspiring display of talent and joy on show.
The gathering was praised as an opportunity to unite services and celebrate the individual abilities of those supported by the organisation.
Beacon House operates from Beacon Road in Bradford.