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On 30 April 2026, Art for Good had the meaningful opportunity to be part of Lazada For Good Day — a day centred on giving back and making a positive impact in the community.

Our Tampines Hub, Let’s Make Art at Gate 7, promotes creating art together as a family. Why Parent-Child Bonding Matters for Emotional Wellbeing Parenting is not just about providing, it is about nurturing wellbeing through a strong parent-child bond, and art can play a powerful role in this journey. Quality time rooted in creativity helps children feel emotionally secure, forming what psychologists call a “secure base” for life. Research consistently shows that when families

Artworks by two artists from Art for Good were featured at Downtown Gallery’s The Joy of Giving exhibition (24 November 2025 to 4 January 2026). Their artworks were printed on coasters and eco-bags as part of the gallery’s Christmas promotion and give-back initiative. Celebrating Our Artists This Christmas 2025 This festive season, Art for Good is honoured to be part of The Joy of Giving exhibition at Downtown Gallery, a showcase that truly reflects the spirit of the season.

On November 28th, Art for Good had the profound honour of partnering with the Rare Disorders Society (Singapore, RDSS) to host a special art therapy session titled “Colours of Hope.” More than just a creative gathering, this event was designed to create a safe, gentle space for emotional expression, reflection, and collective healing—bringing together patients living with rare disorders, their caregivers, and siblings to explore hope, strength, and connection through colour a

Since 2018, Art For Good uses art to reach out to children from low-income families in one-room rented flats in Toa Payoh (Singapore), hence the name Art Outreach. We provide free art enrichment classes and art excursions to underprivileged children who would otherwise not be able to afford them. We hope to use art to improve the quality of life, promote good mental health and well-being to the less fortunate, starting with the children. We aim bring more awareness to the pov

June 9, 2019 Art for Good organized an Art Therapy workshop for the children from RDSS (Rare Disorders Society of Singapore) and their siblings at Bukit Batok HomeTeamNS. The children were initially gathered to play laser tag, but it was arranged so that they had an opportunity to experience some creative art expression through art therapy sessions in between their laser tag games. The purpose of the workshop was to assess and observe the children to see who might require art

November 24, 2020 For one of our memorable team bonding activities, Art for Good collaborated with the dedicated teachers and staff of...

May 18, 2018 Young cancer patients and their mothers were treated to a musical journey and art experience, jointly organised by British Airways, Tang Tee Khoon Grand Series, the Red Pencil and LOVE, NILS, for the very first time. Held at the Keppel Centre for Art Education at National Gallery Singapore, musicians from the TTK Grand Series took participants through the poetic world of Johannes Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet, providing listeners a range of expressive themes that evok

Sharings From Our Past Interns Krishna Remote Intern March 2026 - May 2026 My journey with Art For Good, while challenging due to personal factors, was not just a regular internship. It was extremely impactful and insightful, helping me upskill, explore new avenues and much more, making my semester break time meaningful. At Art for Good, a social enterprise rooted in creativity and care, I found myself working closely with the incredibly skilled and compassionate founder and

December 8, 2018 Art For Good led a group of youths in an exciting Art Jam session, organized by Manchester Worldwide (South East Asia) as part of its annual CSR outreach programme. The event was aimed to empower youth and saw two alumni of the university, Andrea Abatte and Willard Ng, sharing their different journeys toward fulfilling their dreams. The message to the youths was to “Follow Your Dreams”. What ensued next was great fun between the youth and alumni of the Univer

November 19, 2019 Participants in the event created 15 finger puppets, based on the favourite characters of the special needs children from Club Rainbow who had been hospitalised at KK Hospital for their medical conditions. There were around 100 participants who worked together in teams to design and put together the finger puppets within 2 hours! These finger puppets were created from scratch and came with a personalised message from each of the groups. We gifted the finger

April 14, 2018 Unleash your boundless creativity! Our curated art program seamlessly blends culinary delights with artistic expression. Prepare to embark on a culinary adventure where edible masterpieces come to life! We were honored to be invited to Chen Su Lan Methodist Home, where we conducted an enchanting food art workshop for the children. Together with the esteemed presence of Singapore President Halimah Yaccob, the young participants collaborated to create a captivati

May - July. 2019 Art for Good collaborated with the National Library Board of Singapore (Toa Payoh Branch) for a series of 3 drawing classes at the library level 3 programmes room. The classes were open to the public and our volunteers brought the children from our Art Outreach Program to attend the classes. The children from our Art Outreach program are from low-income families living in one-room rented flats in Toa Payoh. The initiative of our Art Outreach Program is to use

July 6, 2019 As part of the Merdeka Generation Celebration Open House at Pasir Ris Elias Community Club, Art for Good had the pleasure of conducting a lively Clay Art Workshop for residents of all ages. This community art initiative aimed to introduce participants to a new art-making experience while bringing people together through creativity. We worked with a colourful, easy-to-use, non-toxic, and child-friendly air-dry clay medium that allowed everyone to create with ease.

October 29, 2018 In 2018, we had the joy of designing and facilitating a heartwarming team bonding activity for MOE Psychological Services Branch (PSB). The mission was simple yet powerful: to create handmade teddy bears as Christmas presents for children with rare disorders from the Rare Disorders Society of Singapore (RDSS)—our charity partner, where we provide free clinical art therapy sessions for their beneficiaries. A total of 88 participants took part in this meaningfu

June 9, 2019 20 children with autism and their families turned up at The Artground for Mozart 36, a unique art-music experience. Designed by art therapist Amanda Chen from The Red Pencil – Humanitarian Mission, Singaporean concert violinist Tang Tee Khoon and animateur Sharon Sum from Tang Tee Khoon Grand Series, Mozart 36 encourages children to explore the connection between their emotions and art, and provides a sensory experience and stimulus for children with special need

July 27, 2019 Commissioned Mural Projects Murals create a tangible sense of place by adding colour, vibrancy, and character to the...

7 - 15 July, 2018 Passion Arts Festival is organised by People’s Association with the objective of bringing quality art programmes to the community by the community. For Passion Arts Festival 2018, Art for Good was engaged by various partners to provide art activities to the public. We were proud to be part of this community art project and we look forward to more engagements in future! Mug Painting Workshop with Heartbeat @ Bedok A 2-hour art workshop, where participants cre

July 27, 2019 In 2019, Art for Good had the wonderful opportunity to take part in the Pasir Ris Beach Art Festival, a community art initiative by the People’s Association. Set against the lively theme “Long Long Ago”, our team brought the beloved tale of The Little Mermaid to life in the Pasir Ris Park sand pit through an elaborate sand sculpture installation. The event featured three interactive components designed to delight and engage the community. At the heart of it stoo

2018 Art for Good partnered with Jesuit Refugee Service Singapore (JRS) and Kumpulan ACTS (ACTS) to embark on an ongoing project to provide Art Therapy for refugees. The refugees from this project reside in a medical respite facility in Malaysia. Most of them have physical health issues, some are recovering while some are suffering from incurable or terminal illnesses. There is a mixed demographic of Burmese refugees. Art Therapy is provided to the refugees which include pre-