Join us for a poetry workshop where memories find their voice through words Aaron Lee is a Singapore poet and cultural worker, author of several acclaimed collections, and a featured speaker at regional literary festivals. He is an experienced workshop facilitator for beginners and seasoned writers alike, guiding them through poetic experimentation that nourishes creativity, deepens attentiveness and reflection, and opens space for authentic expression. During this session, Aaron leads a cosy “poetry for the soul” workshop where participants bring personal artefacts—objects, photos, mementos—and use them as springboards for writing experimentation. Through thoughtful prompts and shared reflection, he guides all levels of writers toward fresh insight, leaving them feeling newly discovered, grounded, and connected with our shared humanity.

Join us for our Macramé Workshop, an opportunity to slow down, be present, and experience the quiet joy of creating with our hands! Namiko Chan Takahashi is a Singapore-based portrait artist and Hawaiian cultural artisan known for her award-winning contemporary realism and vibrant community arts practice. A UOB Painting of the Year grand prize winner and trained educator, she leads art workshops that blend technical skill, creative exploration and the spirit of Aloha to inspire learners of all ages. During this session, Namiko leads a warm, hands-on relief printing workshop where participants carve simple blocks, ink vibrant designs, and press festive cards or small artworks to take home. Her calm guidance, creative energy, and inclusive teaching style make the session inviting for all ages and skill levels, turning printmaking into a joyful shared experience.

Art for Life (Artist development programme) is designed to be an inclusive and supportive space where participants can explore creativity at their own pace. While some participants enjoy developing their artistic skills over time, others simply come to enjoy the process of creating, socialising, and expressing themselves through art. There is no expectation for participants to have prior artistic experience. We aim to provide a relaxed and encouraging environment where participants can build confidence, explore different art materials, and enjoy creating alongside others. To help families find the right fit, we offer the following options: Trial Session: $50 Starter Package (5 Sessions): $225 Explorer Package (10 Sessions): $420 Develop Membership (3 Months / 12 Sessions): $504 Grow Membership (6 Months / 24 Sessions): $960 Thrive Membership (12 Months / 48 Sessions): $1,800 Multiple sessions per week: Please contact ArtforGood to discuss a suitable plan Home-Based Programme: Arrangements and fees to be discussed separately

Artists@ArtForGood is a platform that brings artists and the community together through creativity. Discover different artists and art forms, join workshops and sharing sessions, and learn more about opportunities to collaborate with Art for Good. Artists who are interested in teaching, facilitating or contributing to our projects can also find out how to get involved. 📅 Date: Last Saturday of each month 🕓 Time: 4:00pm–5:30pm 📍 Venue: Art for Good Art Studio 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 Every month, Art for Good invites a guest artist to lead a unique creative workshop centered on mental wellbeing. Each session offers participants the opportunity to explore different artistic practices, gain fresh perspectives, and experience how creativity can support self-expression, mindfulness, and emotional wellness. No two workshops are the same—our guest artists bring their own expertise, stories, and creative approaches, making every month a new and inspiring experience. Visit our website to discover this month's featured artist, workshop theme, and registration details. We look forward to creating with you! Upcoming Artists Register Register Our Previous Guest Artists Interested in being an Artist@ArtforGood ? Share Your Art. Inspire Others. Grow Together. Find out more!

Art For Life School may end, but the need for wellbeing, connection and continued development does not. Art for Good’s Art for Life Programme: A Lifelong Creative Pathway for Persons with Disabilitie s supports persons with disabilities in continuing to explore art and develop their creative abilities beyond school. The programme is primarily designed to support persons with disabilities as they transition beyond school into an inclusive, wellbeing-centred creative community. It provides continuity at a stage when structured learning, social connection and meaningful activities may become less available. The programme also welcomes persons with disabilities who are still in school but would like to explore an artist development pathway alongside their existing education. Each participant’s journey is shaped according to their interests, abilities and support needs. The programme does not define success through a single outcome. For some participants, it may offer creative expression, confidence, belonging and a meaningful routine. Others may progress towards developing a portfolio, participating in exhibitions and markets, exploring supported creative work or building a more independent artistic practice. Register Your Interest Book a Session

Best Art Therapy Provider 2025| Art for Good uses art therapy and community art to create positive social impact, supporting mental well-being and underprivileged communities through creative programs and initiatives. Art For Good Mental Health & Well-Being Create Art. Create Good. Home At Art for Good, we can use ART to create GOOD! At Art for Good , we use visual arts as a powerful tool to create social impact, foster healing , and build inclusive communities. Rooted in art therapy and community art practice, we believe that art has the ability to support mental well-being, nurture connection, and give voice to those who are often unheard. Awarded Best Art Therapy Provider 2025 , our philosophy is simple yet purposeful: to use art to create good. Through visual arts and art therapy, we advocate for mental health awareness, emotional resilience, and a more compassionate society. Art has no boundaries. Regardless of ability, background, or life circumstance, art is inclusive and accessible. At Art for Good, we actively promote inclusion for individuals with special needs, disabilities, rare disorders, and children and families from low-income or marginalised communities. As a social enterprise, our work extends beyond the studio. We provide art therapy and outreach programmes for children, persons with special needs, seniors, and underserved communities - creating safe spaces where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered. More than just an art studio, Art for Good is a community . We believe healing is strengthened through connection, and that belonging to a caring community plays a vital role in mental wellness. By coming together through art, we build support systems that uplift individuals and strengthen communities across Singapore. Join us in making a difference - one paint BLOB and one person at a time. ARTISTS@ARTFORGOOD Discover artists, explore their workshops and find out how you can become an artist. EXPLORE ART THERAPY Discover how art therapy can support emotional wellbeing, self-expression and personal growth. BE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY Join our growing community creating positive change through art. Art is for Everyone Toolkit A Digital Toolkit for Creative Wellbeing & Connection Art is for Everyone is a gentle introduction to creative self-expression and art-based well-being. Designed for individuals, caregivers, children, and seniors, this toolkit offers simple guided art activities that support emotional awareness, reflection, and connection — no art experience needed! Some art activities are inspired by those used in art therapy settings and adapted here for accessible, everyday self-care use. What's inside? • Simple art-making activities • Creative exercises for self-expression and reflection • Adaptable activities for different ages and abilities • Art-based practices inspired by art therapy approaches Get Your Free Toolkit! Upcoming Sessions at Our Art Studio Art Therapy Consultation An initial session to understand your needs and guide next steps Read More 30 min 60 Singapore dollars $60 Book Now Explore Plans Art Therapy (Individual Session) A gentle path towards healing through art Read More 1 hr 150 Singapore dollars $150 Book Now Explore Plans Art & Afternoon Tea A creative pause for your mind, heart, and soul. Read More Loading days... 1 hr 30 min From 50 Singapore dollars From $50 Book Now Explore Plans Open Art Studio An inclusive community art space for all ages, backgrounds, and abilities Read More Loading days... 1 hr 30 min 60 Singapore dollars $60 Book Now Explore Plans Parent-Child Bonding Workshops Nurture your connection through creativity. 💞 Read More Loading days... 1 hr 30 min 80 Singapore dollars $80 Book Now Explore Plans Art for Life Read More Loading days... 2 hr Book Now Explore Plans Projects for Good These creative art projects have made us proud. They allow us to give back to the community. We would love to share with you our fantastic art projects and programs. A mural of wonder: bringing joy to Bethel Community Services Childcare Centre On 18 July 2026, Art for Good completed a mural that had been growing day by day through many hands, shared laughter, and a collective desire to create something meaningful for children. At Bethel Community Services Childcare Centre, the corridor has been transformed into a vibrant landscape filled with rainbows, forests, rivers, mountains, animals, flowers, and children exploring the world around them. The mural was designed to spark curiosity and imagination—a place where a Colours of Care: Caregivers Workshop (Session 1) On 12 May 2026, Art for Good had the privilege of facilitating the first session of the Colours of Care caregivers workshop series in partnership with MPCSL, held at MPathy @ The Anchor, Marine Parade MRT. The session began with a simple invitation: to pause. For many caregivers, daily life revolves around caring for someone else. This workshop created a space where they could turn their attention inward—through colours, lines, and images that expressed feelings that are ofte Birthday Parties Some of our favourite moments at Art for Good aren't from exhibitions or workshops—they're from birthday celebrations. Over the past year, we've had the joy of hosting children's birthday parties in our studio, and each one has reminded us that creativity has a special way of bringing people together. One celebration saw a table full of children carefully shaping tiny ducks from air-dry clay. There was plenty of laughter as every duck took on its own unique personality, and e

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 team. What began as a professional opportunity quickly unfolded into something far more meaningful. Every conversation, brainstorming session, and quiet moment of observation revealed the depth of intention behind their work, how art could gently hold space for healing, how systems were thoughtfully designed to reach those who needed it most. It was thrilling to witness ideas transform into impact, and even more inspiring to be trusted as a small part of that journey. As a therapist in training, this helped me understand the humongous responsibility that comes with running a private practice. The self-directed and gently guided format of internship also reminded me of the importance of open communication and professionalism. I also genuinely appreciate how accommodating and understanding the team was of my personal challenges that I was experiencing at the time. This was also a good reminder of how life happens, and as I grow into the professional I aspire to be, it is important to handle crises more effectively and efficiently. Behind the scenes, I discovered that meaningful change is never accidental, it is built through patience, empathy, and precision. Contributing to the development of an art-based therapy introductory toolkit gave me insight into the delicate balance between psychology and creativity, while my involvement in event organisation, website management, and communication taught me the nuances of professionalism and collaboration. I learned that etiquette is not just about formality, but also about respect, and communication is not just about clarity, but also about connection. Most importantly, this experience deepened my empathy not as an abstract concept, but as a daily practice. This internship didn’t just expand my skill set, it reshaped how I see impact, reminding me that sometimes, the most powerful change begins quietly, with intention and heart. I would like to conclude by wishing the very best and expressing my love and sincere gratitude to the current team, upcoming interns, and artists. Thank you! Tracy To Marketing and Admin Intern Lunaris Internship Programme Jan 2022 - Sep 2022 Hi, I'm from HK and this overseas WFH experience has truly been an invaluable one. My duty includes social media, website updates, e-newsletters, email campaigns, SOP doc updates, and other ad-hocs. Searching for an internship for my uni course in Creative Industries, this internship turned out to be more meaningful and rewarding than I thought. It was amazing when my post for Junkai (our artist) went viral that his artworks got sold immediately. I was also given spaces to contribute new ideas based on my Comms knowledge and my last internship. Apart from gaining insights into SG's culture, I'm also equipped with practical skills in social media and website editing. It is my honour to join this meaningful journey at Art for Good. Rachel Tee Majulah Volunteer May 2021 - Aug 2021 My internship experience at Art for Good was an extremely insightful and fulfilling one, enabling me to learn many practical skill sets while doing good. I was given the opportunity to help with running various aspects of Art for Good’s daily operations such as social media publicity and volunteer management, and implementing new initiatives that aim to use art to empower children with disabilities. During my internship, I learnt how to design, launch and promote public fundraising campaigns and email blasts to garner public support and donations for our causes of helping underprivileged children through art. As a social media manager, I learnt about how to portray an organisation’s brand image, reach out, and grow an organisation’s community, and conduct online advocacy for our causes. I am extremely thankful for having been able to work with Art for Good and its team and look forward to our continued collaboration to do good through art. Jerlynn Yap Republic Polytechnic Jun - Aug 2019 This internship has provided me with many opportunities, where I have gained experience that helps me both professionally and personally. By helping out behind the scenes for events and handling the website requirements, gave me insight to how such organisations are being managed. One of my experiences was that I had first-hand contact with the beneficiaries like special needs children and underprivileged children. Previously, I have done volunteering work for underprivileged elderly, but helping the children gave me a different vibe as the children are active and constantly smiling. For these experiences, I am very grateful to have worked with Art for Good. Zeneith Yee Lithan Academy PCP Program Nov 2017 - Jul 2018 My Internship with Art for Good provided me opportunities to handle tasks which I would not have imagined myself to learn. Not being very IT Savvy, helping with the back end of the website was daunting in the beginning. However, I got to learn many things just from handling the backend of the website as I navigated and familiarised with the system. Handling the Social Media design and posts, I feel more confident with myself and handling my tasks as the days go by. Knowing more about the Social Enterprise Model gave me a different view on how we could use art to improve the lives of others. Most importantly, art improves mental health and improves well being. All in all, my internship with Art for Good allowed me to learn and experience new things and I am thankful for the opportunity given by Art for Good! Sean Yew Project Manager Lithan Academy PCP Program Nov 2017 - Jul 2018 I had the opportunity to learn about managing a micro business, particularly a social enterprise that works closely with various partners, ranging from government to non-government organizations, educational institutions as well as corporate entities. Art for Good also focuses on employee development, as I was a beneficiary of the Professional Conversion Programme, a 9-month course which equipped me with digital marketing skills to boost the company’s marketing efforts. Catholic High School Entrepreneurship Program Learning Journey 6 July 2018 Catholic High students visited our Art Outreach program location where our founder Amanda Chen shared about Art For Good as an arts social enterprise. The students asked meaningful questions about how the organisation gives back to the community through art. They also crafted messages of encouragement which would be gifted to the beneficiaries of our Art Outreach program. Riverside Secondary School Learning Journey 19 September 2018 Riverside Secondary School students came for their learning journey at our Art Outreach program location where our founder Amanda Chen shared about Art for Good as an arts social enterprise. The students crafted messages of encouragement, which they could then gift to someone they knew. Two of the students left their cards behind for Art For Good to encourage us to continue what we are doing and use art to do more good! CIP Project with Students from ITE 1-18 November 2018 With special thanks to Nurin Najwa Binti Amran, Ang Zheng Quan Dion, Cheng Qi Ting Joanna, Lina Li Yuan, Nick Bryan Tan, Tan Xuan Xin Dulcie! 6 students from ITE volunteered with Art for Good to organise their own art fundraising program with underprivileged children by making and selling keychains at our Christmas booth. They drew and coloured the keychains in our classroom together with the beneficiaries from our Art Outreach program. The students then brought them back home to microwave and attach the keychain parts. The children from our Art Outreach program got to keep two keychains while the rest were sold at our booth. Keychains are also available on our online shop! Interview for Research Project with Students from Kangnam University 7 January 2020 A group of Korean students from Kangnam University visited Singapore to do research on Social Enterprises in Singapore. Art for Good was happy to participate in their project! The interview was held at Art for Good Art Studio. Afterwards, we brought them out for a scrumptious Singaporean meal!

Catholic High School Entrepreneurship Program Learning Journey 6 July 2018 Catholic High students visited our Art Outreach program location where our founder Amanda Chen shared about Art For Good as an arts social enterprise. The students asked meaningful questions about how the organisation gives back to the community through art. They also crafted messages of encouragement which would be gifted to the beneficiaries of our Art Outreach program. Riverside Secondary School Learning Journey 19 September 2018 Riverside Secondary School students came for their learning journey at our Art Outreach program location where our founder Amanda Chen shared about Art for Good as an arts social enterprise. The students crafted messages of encouragement, which they could then gift to someone they knew. Two of the students left their cards behind for Art For Good to encourage us to continue what we are doing and use art to do more good! CIP Project with Students from ITE 1-18 November 2018 With special thanks to Nurin Najwa Binti Amran, Ang Zheng Quan Dion, Cheng Qi Ting Joanna, Lina Li Yuan, Nick Bryan Tan, Tan Xuan Xin Dulcie! 6 students from ITE volunteered with Art for Good to organise their own art fundraising program with underprivileged children by making and selling keychains at our Christmas booth. They drew and coloured the keychains in our classroom together with the beneficiaries from our Art Outreach program. The students then brought them back home to microwave and attach the keychain parts. The children from our Art Outreach program got to keep two keychains while the rest were sold at our booth. Keychains are also available on our online shop! Interview for Research Project with Students from Kangnam University 7 January 2020 A group of Korean students from Kangnam University visited Singapore to do research on Social Enterprises in Singapore. Art for Good was happy to participate in their project! The interview was held at Art for Good Art Studio. Afterwards, we brought them out for a scrumptious Singaporean meal! 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 team. What began as a professional opportunity quickly unfolded into something far more meaningful. Every conversation, brainstorming session, and quiet moment of observation revealed the depth of intention behind their work, how art could gently hold space for healing, how systems were thoughtfully designed to reach those who needed it most. It was thrilling to witness ideas transform into impact, and even more inspiring to be trusted as a small part of that journey. As a therapist in training, this helped me understand the humongous responsibility that comes with running a private practice. The self-directed and gently guided format of internship also reminded me of the importance of open communication and professionalism. I also genuinely appreciate how accommodating and understanding the team was of my personal challenges that I was experiencing at the time. This was also a good reminder of how life happens, and as I grow into the professional I aspire to be, it is important to handle crises more effectively and efficiently. Behind the scenes, I discovered that meaningful change is never accidental, it is built through patience, empathy, and precision. Contributing to the development of an art-based therapy introductory toolkit gave me insight into the delicate balance between psychology and creativity, while my involvement in event organisation, website management, and communication taught me the nuances of professionalism and collaboration. I learned that etiquette is not just about formality, but also about respect, and communication is not just about clarity, but also about connection. Most importantly, this experience deepened my empathy not as an abstract concept, but as a daily practice. This internship didn’t just expand my skill set, it reshaped how I see impact, reminding me that sometimes, the most powerful change begins quietly, with intention and heart. I would like to conclude by wishing the very best and expressing my love and sincere gratitude to the current team, upcoming interns, and artists. Thank you! Tracy To Marketing and Admin Intern Lunaris Internship Programme Jan 2022 - Sep 2022 Hi, I'm from HK and this overseas WFH experience has truly been an invaluable one. My duty includes social media, website updates, e-newsletters, email campaigns, SOP doc updates, and other ad-hocs. Searching for an internship for my uni course in Creative Industries, this internship turned out to be more meaningful and rewarding than I thought. It was amazing when my post for Junkai (our artist) went viral that his artworks got sold immediately. I was also given spaces to contribute new ideas based on my Comms knowledge and my last internship. Apart from gaining insights into SG's culture, I'm also equipped with practical skills in social media and website editing. It is my honour to join this meaningful journey at Art for Good. Rachel Tee Majulah Volunteer May 2021 - Aug 2021 My internship experience at Art for Good was an extremely insightful and fulfilling one, enabling me to learn many practical skill sets while doing good. I was given the opportunity to help with running various aspects of Art for Good’s daily operations such as social media publicity and volunteer management, and implementing new initiatives that aim to use art to empower children with disabilities. During my internship, I learnt how to design, launch and promote public fundraising campaigns and email blasts to garner public support and donations for our causes of helping underprivileged children through art. As a social media manager, I learnt about how to portray an organisation’s brand image, reach out, and grow an organisation’s community, and conduct online advocacy for our causes. I am extremely thankful for having been able to work with Art for Good and its team and look forward to our continued collaboration to do good through art. Jerlynn Yap Republic Polytechnic Jun - Aug 2019 This internship has provided me with many opportunities, where I have gained experience that helps me both professionally and personally. By helping out behind the scenes for events and handling the website requirements, gave me insight to how such organisations are being managed. One of my experiences was that I had first-hand contact with the beneficiaries like special needs children and underprivileged children. Previously, I have done volunteering work for underprivileged elderly, but helping the children gave me a different vibe as the children are active and constantly smiling. For these experiences, I am very grateful to have worked with Art for Good. Zeneith Yee Lithan Academy PCP Program Nov 2017 - Jul 2018 My Internship with Art for Good provided me opportunities to handle tasks which I would not have imagined myself to learn. Not being very IT Savvy, helping with the back end of the website was daunting in the beginning. However, I got to learn many things just from handling the backend of the website as I navigated and familiarised with the system. Handling the Social Media design and posts, I feel more confident with myself and handling my tasks as the days go by. Knowing more about the Social Enterprise Model gave me a different view on how we could use art to improve the lives of others. Most importantly, art improves mental health and improves well being. All in all, my internship with Art for Good allowed me to learn and experience new things and I am thankful for the opportunity given by Art for Good! Sean Yew Project Manager Lithan Academy PCP Program Nov 2017 - Jul 2018 I had the opportunity to learn about managing a micro business, particularly a social enterprise that works closely with various partners, ranging from government to non-government organizations, educational institutions as well as corporate entities. Art for Good also focuses on employee development, as I was a beneficiary of the Professional Conversion Programme, a 9-month course which equipped me with digital marketing skills to boost the company’s marketing efforts.

On 18 July 2026, Art for Good completed a mural that had been growing day by day through many hands, shared laughter, and a collective desire to create something meaningful for children. At Bethel Community Services Childcare Centre, the corridor has been transformed into a vibrant landscape filled with rainbows, forests, rivers, mountains, animals, flowers, and children exploring the world around them. The mural was designed to spark curiosity and imagination—a place where a turtle, a swan, a deer, rabbits, and colourful birds become part of a child’s everyday journey. What made this mural especially meaningful was the community behind it. Our volunteers, families, and the Art for Good team painted side by side, each person contributing a small part to a much larger picture. Some carefully painted trees and clouds, others added animals and flowers, while younger volunteers proudly picked up brushes and helped fill the wall with colour. It was a beautiful reminder that community art is not just about the final mural—it is about the relationships built along the way. There was something incredibly heartwarming about watching volunteers of different ages work together with such generosity and joy. Every brushstroke became an act of kindness, transforming not only the space but also the experience of creating it together. The finished mural stretches across the childcare centre with scenes of nature, play, and discovery. Children can wander past rainbows, feed ducks by the water, spot hidden animals among the trees, and imagine adventures beyond the mountains. We hope this colourful environment will bring moments of wonder, comfort, and happiness to the children who pass by it each day. At Art for Good, we believe that art has the power to create belonging. A mural can brighten a wall, but it can also brighten a childhood memory, a volunteer’s experience, and a community’s sense of connection. A heartfelt thank you to Bethel Community Services Childcare Centre for welcoming us, and to every volunteer who gave their time, creativity, and heart to this project. Your generosity has helped create a space filled with colour, hope, and imagination. This mural may be complete, but the stories it holds are only just beginning. #ArtForGood #CommunityArt #MuralArt #VolunteerArtists #ArtForEveryone #ChildcareMural #CommunityWellbeing