Question 1

What is Art For Good?

Accepted Answer

Art for Good is a social enterprise that uses art to support wellbeing, foster community connection, and create meaningful social impact. We provide art therapy services, creative workshops, community art projects, exhibitions, and outreach programmes for individuals, organisations, schools, charities, and communities across Singapore.

Question 2

Is Art for Good a non-profit organisation?

Accepted Answer

Art for Good is a social enterprise, not a non-profit organisation. We generate revenue through our services, workshops, artwork, and partnerships to sustain our operations and create social impact. Our work supports initiatives that make art, wellbeing, and creative experiences more accessible to the communities we serve.

Question 3

How does Art for Good create social impact?

Accepted Answer

Art for Good creates social impact by using art as a tool for wellbeing, inclusion, community engagement, and personal growth. Through our programmes, partnerships, outreach projects, and art therapy services, we work with individuals and communities to make creative experiences meaningful and accessible.

Question 4

Who does Art for Good help?

Accepted Answer

Our programmes support a wide range of individuals and communities, including children, youth, adults, seniors, persons with disabilities, caregivers, schools, charities, community organisations, and corporate teams. We believe that everyone can benefit from creative expression and meaningful connection through art.

Question 5

How can I be part of the Art for Good community?

Accepted Answer

There are many ways to get involved with Art for Good. You can participate in our programmes, volunteer, collaborate as an artist, attend exhibitions, support community initiatives, or partner with us on meaningful projects. We welcome individuals and organisations who share our belief in the positive impact of art.

Question 6

Do I need artistic experience to join?

Accepted Answer

No. Our programmes, workshops, and Art Therapy services are open to individuals of all experience levels.For volunteers, artistic or creative experience is not required, but may be helpful for certain roles involving art projects, workshops, exhibitions, and programme support.

Question 7

Where can I learn more about Art Therapy?

Accepted Answer

Here are some short Art Therapy Workshops and Courses you can sign up for:

ACC Institute:
https://acc.edu.sg/en/art-therapy/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4Oe4BhCcARIsADQ0csmKN0vTAGwN-tFhTxuD8kiNgMlBQuumuf-g1oNRJU32r7bw5PvpN7caAlWPEALw_wcB

NAFA:
https://www.nafa.edu.sg/courses/part-time/art-therapy-exploring-art-mediums

School of Positive Psychology:
https://www.positivepsych.edu.sg/courses/certificate-in-play-and-art-therapy/
https://www.positivepsych.edu.sg/courses/certificate-in-introduction-to-art-therapy/
https://www.positivepsych.edu.sg/courses/diploma-in-child-psychology-and-interventions/

If you would like to become an Art Therapist, you can take a Masters in Art Therapy at Lasalle College of the Arts
https://www.lasalle.edu.sg/programmes/postgraduate/ma-art-therapy

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