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

Join us for Art & Afternoon Tea, a cosy weekend gathering designed to nurture mental wellbeing through creativity and mindful moments over a cup of tea. Held at Art for Good Art Studio, each session offers a gentle introduction to different art forms such as Zentangle Art, Nagomi Art, watercolour, mindful doodling, and other creative explorations. No artistic experience is required. Simply come as you are, enjoy a warm cup of tea, and allow yourself space to unwind, reflect, and create in a supportive and welcoming environment. When: Saturdays & Sundays, 2:00–3:30pm Where: Art for Good Art Studio, 55 Siglap Road #02-24, Singapore 455871 Fee: $50 per person | $90 for 2 persons All materials and tea are provided. Perfect for friends, couples, caregivers, working adults, and anyone seeking a mindful and creative pause from the busyness of life.

Spend meaningful, screen-free time with your child through our guided Parent-Child Art Workshops — where laughter, imagination, and emotional connection come alive through art. These monthly workshops are thoughtfully designed to support the bond between parent and child, offering a shared experience of play, creativity, and gentle reflection. Whether you're painting side by side or collaborating on a project, this is a space where your relationship grows deeper — one blob at a time. What to Expect: 🎨 Fun and engaging art-making activities suitable for children aged 3 and up 🖌️ Lightly guided sessions with a therapeutic and playful approach 🫶 A cosy, small group setting to encourage presence and connection 💬 Time for sharing and reflection at the end of each session ✨ No art experience needed — just come as you are! 📅 Every last Saturday of the month | 4:00-5:30pm Fees: $80 per drop-in session (includes art materials for both parent & child) 📍 Art for Good Studio, 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 👩‍🎨 Monthly small group format. Facilitated by trained art therapists and educators.

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 Interested in being an Artist@ArtforGood ? Share Your Art. Inspire Others. Grow Together. Find out more! Our Previous Guest Artists Macrame Workshop [Ms. Belle Gan] [Sep 2026] Healing with Fibre Arts The repetitive process of tying, looping, and knotting creates a natural rhythm that encourages mindfulness. Reconnecting with self Step away from the noise and distraction of everyday life for a time to be present. Macrame Workshop [Ms. Belle Gan] [Sep 2026] 1/3 Macramé Workshop: Healing with Fibre Arts Ms. Belle Gan | September 2026 Time flies when we are having fun! It was an enjoyable afternoon of knotting for the girls (and one gentleman!). Though we call them the "girls", our participants ranged from teenagers to grandmothers. We also had a mother-daughter duo joining us, making it a lovely opportunity for some parallel play! During the session, we learnt to make loops and unloops (when mistakes were made!). But sometimes, if we didn't correct a mistake, it could turn into a new pattern of its own. A little reminder that art doesn't have to be perfect. Sometimes, mistakes can lead to something unexpected and beautiful. After all, art is a forgiving process! Graphic Medicine Workshop [Dr. Kai Qing] [Aug 2026] Screenshot 2026-10-31 at 5.23_edited Graphic medicine creates space to communicate and reflect on experiences that can sometimes be difficult to put into words Graphic Medicine Workshop [Dr. Kai Qing] [Aug 2026] 1/5 Graphic Medicine: Stories Through Comics Dr. Kai (Qing) | August 2026 How do we express pain, and how do we understand the pain of another person? Graphic medicine helps to bridge the gap. Through comics and illustrations, we get to see everyday experiences from the perspectives of different groups of people, or even revisit shared experiences such as life during the pandemic. Sometimes, a simple illustration can help us connect with someone else's experience in a way that words alone may not. It sounds like a niche field, but to put simply: use comics/visuals for education on diseases/healthcare/mental wellbeing. It makes experiences more relatable and helps us see things from different perspectives. Art helps building a more compassionate society - as we understand stories that may be different from our own.

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 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... 80 Singapore dollars $80 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. Givaudan Adopts Bethel Community Services Through Art for Good’s Mural Adoption Programme Through Art for Good’s Mural Adoption Programme, Givaudan has partnered with Bethel Community Services to transform its children’s centres with bright, colourful murals. Bethel Community Services supports children from lower-income families, providing them with a safe and nurturing environment in which to learn, play and grow. This is a three-part mural project across the children’s centres. The first two mural-painting sessions were completed on 26 June and 11 September, wit Art for Good at Suntec City: Creating Pathways for Artists with Disabilities 28–29 November 2026 | Suntec City Art has the power to give people a voice, tell stories and connect us with one another. This November, Art for Good will be bringing the work of artists with disabilities into a public space through an art exhibition at Suntec City on 28–29 November 2026. The exhibition will showcase artworks created by artists supported through Art for Good, giving them an opportunity to share their creative practice with a wider audience, receive recognitio 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

Art for Good Art Studio We are located at 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871. At Art for Good, our studio is a welcoming space dedicated to creativity, healing, and community well-being. We open our space for rental to art therapists, practitioners, counsellors, and coaches who share a common vision of supporting mental health through art and meaningful engagement. The studio accommodates up to 20 participants and is suitable for individual sessions, group work, workshops, and community programmes. It is equipped with essential amenities, including a TV screen, microwave, hot water kettle, portable sink, and shared basic art materials. Through this space, we hope to build a community of like-minded practitioners, supporting you in growing your practice while contributing to a more connected and compassionate society. Private Booking (Weekend) Read More 1 hr From 50 Singapore dollars From $50 Book Now Private Booking (Weekday) Read More 1 hr From 40 Singapore dollars From $40 Book Now 🎉 Art for Good Birthday Parties Read More 1 hr From 350 Singapore dollars From $350 Book Now Rent Our Art Studio

Art is more than just learning how to draw or paint. It can be a way to tell our stories, understand ourselves and express things that may sometimes be difficult to put into words. From October to November 2025, Art for Good had the opportunity to conduct a series of art sessions at Mountbatten Vocational School (MVS), bringing together both teachers and students through different creative activities. Across three sessions, we explored personal reflections, self-identity and sensory experiences through art. A Moment to Reflect: Stories from the Teachers We began our first session with the MVS staff, inviting them to put their teaching journeys and personal experiences onto paper. Through drawing and sharing, the teachers were encouraged to reflect on their experiences with students, memorable moments in their work and the emotions that come with being an educator. It was a meaningful opportunity to pause amidst their busy schedules, look back on their journeys and share some of the stories that have shaped them as teachers. Getting to Know Ourselves: Exploring Identity Through Art Our second session was with the students, where we explored the theme of self-identity through comics and illustrations. The students were invited to create their own visual introductions, using characters, symbols, drawings and words to represent who they are, what they enjoy and what makes them unique. We loved seeing the different ways they approached the activity! Through their illustrations, each student had the opportunity to share a little more about themselves and explore their own sense of identity. Sometimes, a drawing can tell us something about a person that words alone cannot. It was wonderful to see the students expressing their individuality in their own creative ways. Creating Through Our Senses: Exploring Different Materials For our final session, we moved away from traditional drawing and explored sensory art using materials such as clay, pipe cleaners, felt and other textured materials. Rather than focusing on creating a particular finished artwork, the emphasis was on the experience of making. Students were encouraged to touch, mould, shape and experiment with different textures and materials. The different sensory experiences offered opportunities for creative expression, exploration and moments of calm. We hope that having the freedom to work with their hands and discover different materials gave students another way to express themselves at their own pace. Art Creates Space for Everyone Looking back on these sessions, we are grateful for the opportunity to work alongside the teachers and students at Mountbatten Vocational School. Each session reminded us that everyone has their own stories, identities and ways of expressing themselves. Whether through a drawing, a comic character or simply exploring the texture of clay, art offers different entry points for people to connect with themselves and the world around them.

What a wonderful and meaningful occasion! We are filled with gratitude as we look back on the opening of “Driven by Art, Inspired by Hope”, a special collaboration with BMW that brought together art, creativity and a shared belief in the potential of young artists. The event was a lovely opportunity to celebrate the talents of our young artists and share their creative journeys with a wider audience. Celebrating Art and Young Talents We were proud to showcase and offer for sale artworks by five of our talented young artists — Chloe Chek, Jayden Lau, Titus Teo, Jonas Teo and Lucas Teo. Each artwork reflects the artist's individual imagination, interests and creative expression. Seeing their creations displayed in a public space was a special moment for us, and we hope it also gave visitors an opportunity to appreciate the creativity and stories behind each piece. One of the highlights of the opening was Titus Teo's soulful flute rendition of The Moon Represents My Heart, which brought a beautiful musical touch to the evening. An Afternoon of Creativity and Joy Beyond the exhibition, our Art for Good team also conducted an exclusive art jamming workshop for the young participants. It was heartwarming to watch everyone immerse themselves in the creative process, experiment with colours and bring their ideas to life on canvas. The room was filled with creativity, laughter and plenty of colourful masterpieces! Moments like these remind us why we do what we do. Art is not just about the finished piece, but also about having the freedom to explore, express ourselves and discover what we are capable of. Thank You for Driving This Vision Forward A big thank you to BMW and Performance Motors for sharing this vision with us and providing a platform for our young artists to showcase their talents. We are grateful for the opportunity to bring their artworks into a new space and connect with a wider community. The exhibition continued over the weekend, with artworks available for purchase. Proceeds went towards supporting the children's wellbeing and helping their families thrive. We hope that everyone who visited took home not only an appreciation for the artworks, but also a greater understanding of the importance of creating opportunities for young artists to grow and shine.

Sometimes, the things we experience at work can stay with us long after the workday ends. Difficult situations, challenging relationships and emotional experiences can take a toll on us in ways that are not always easy to express. On 1 July 2025, we welcomed the wonderful team from Lakeside Family Services to our Art for Good Art Studio for an art therapy workshop centred on navigating and processing workplace trauma. It was an afternoon dedicated to slowing down, looking inward and giving ourselves the space to acknowledge what we may have been carrying. Giving Emotions a Creative Voice Through a series of guided art activities, participants were encouraged to explore their experiences and express their emotions through art. There was no expectation to create something perfect or beautiful. Instead, the focus was on the process of creating, reflecting and allowing oneself to express what might sometimes be difficult to put into words. Art offers unique ways for us to connect with our emotions. A choice of colour, a simple brushstroke or an image on paper communicates feelings that words cannot fully capture. Making Time and Space for Self We were heartened to see Lakeside Family Services making the wellbeing of their team a priority by creating this space for reflection and self-care. A heartfelt thank you to the entire team for spending the afternoon with us. We are especially grateful to every participant for your openness, courage and willingness to engage in the creative process. It was meaningful to witness the different ways everyone approached the session. We hope that everyone took away something meaningful from the experience, whether it was a new perspective, a moment of clarity or simply the reminder that it is okay to pause and make space for ourselves.