Sunney Sharma is a dedicated professional with a rich background in the intersection of Fine Art, Architecture, and the cultural landscape of the United Kingdom. Currently serving as the National Arts and Wellbeing Manager for the national disability charity, Sense, Sunney is committed to advocating for the integration of Arts & Culture at the core of excellent care, particularly for individuals with complex disabilities, including deaf blindness. In this pivotal role, he oversees a dynamic and diverse national programme, leading a team that supports a broad spectrum of UK and International artists, practitioners, and specialist care staff. Sunney ensures that creative and inclusive opportunities are made accessible to all, with a focus on making art an integral part of the care experience.

Sunney’s wealth of experience in both the arts and social care uniquely equips him to navigate the intricacies of creating inclusive environments. He adeptly combines innovation with diversity, orchestrating collaborations that transcend conventional boundaries. Guided by Sunney and his team, the national programme he manages flourishes as a platform for both UK and International artists to actively contribute to the advancement of a more inclusive society.

Leveraging his expertise, he delivers training that supports and nurtures bespoke journeys, fostering collaborative efforts that result in inclusive and accessible practices. Sunney’s commitment to bridging the gap between the arts and disability care showcases his passion for making a positive impact on the lives of those with complex disabilities. Sunney’s role as a catalyst for change showcases his dedication to creating a more inclusive society where Arts & Culture play a vital role in providing exceptional care.