Art Attack!
A group to build identity and belonging
The program
creative arts and social skills day program
This program is run by an art therapist and psychologist at Moi Clinic. A range of creative art activities and fun social activities will be provided. There will be morning tea and lunch breaks with lots of yummy foods to share whilst children get to know one another. The aim of this program is to provide children with a safe space to meet others similar to them. The program fosters a place of belonging, kindness, compassion and acceptance as children are encouraged to share their special interests and to move and communicate in their own way. The art activities are a safe way to explore relationships and build friendships in a safe environment supported by clinicians.
Program Details
Date: Friday January 17th 2025
Time: 10am – 3.30 pm
Ages: Primary aged children.
Open to the public and those under NDIS.
The program
Building confidence and community
- Share ideas through creative arts
- Develop friendships
- Share ideas and special interests
- A safe space to socialize
- Get creative and have fun!
- Builds a sense of belonging, a place where children feel accepted for who they are
- Develops confidence and self-esteem
- Provides a neuroaffirming environment that recognises differences and similarities between people.
- Supports children to encourage one another and promotes inclusivity.
benefits
Building skills for school and beyond
Integrating social skills that will help children navigate school, community and other social environments.
Socialize through creative arts
Creative arts provide children with a space that is safe to socialize because children are able to get busy creating art whilst socializing with others in a way that is their preferred communication style.
Communication
Using arts as a medium encourages children to communication in their own preferred style. They can talk using arts, talk with their hands of be silent if they choose. The arts provide children with a social environment that can be adjusted to meet their needs.
Who is this program for?
Children
enrol now
Book your slot into this program now
This program only runs four times a year. Please enquire now to secure your place!
Frequently Asked Questions
No prior knowledge is required, the program is designed to teach participants basic car maintenance skills.
Yes, this program is open to the public and NDIS participants.
Yes, participants will be provided with food each week.
Yes, participants without partners will be paired up by the program facilitators.
The program runs four times a year, so it’s important to book your spot in advance.
Sign up for our newsletter
Receive updates for online workshops or email to enquire about workshops that can be tailored to meet your organization’s needs.
