Art is wonderful and helps in many ways. Listed below are just a few of them.
Improved focus and concentration: Art requires focus and concentration, which can be helpful for adults who are recovering from addiction. When people are focused on creating art, they are less likely to think about their addiction or other stressors in their lives.
Reduced stress and anxiety: Art can be a relaxing and therapeutic activity. It can help people to express their emotions in a healthy way and to release stress and anxiety.
Increased self-esteem: Art can help people to feel more confident and proud of their abilities. When people create something that they are proud of, it can boost their self-esteem and make them feel good about themselves.
Improved social skills: Art classes can provide an opportunity for adults to socialize and connect with others. This can be helpful for people who are recovering from addiction, as it can help them to build new relationships and support networks.
Enhanced creativity: Art can help people to tap into their creativity and express themselves in new ways. This can be a rewarding and enriching experience, and it can help people to see the world in new ways.
If you are interested in hosting an art class as a volunteer, don't hesitate to contact us. We are always looking for new projects for our residents.
Consider contributing as little or as much as you can. We are not currently a nonprofit organization, so any donation is not tax deductible. We will be looking into nonprofit status in the near future.