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We are the proud recipients of the Orlando’s Mayor’s Matching Grant Program for 2022! This program was implemented to help address...

“... we really need this. I feel like a lot of people need this space. It’s important for all of us. It’s like - we really need this....

With each keyboard lesson, rhythm lesson, painting session or game, kids are growing closer in friendship and confidence.

What comes to your mind when you hear the term art therapy? Do you imagine an art class? Or a skilled artist finding reprieve in their...

Rio de Janeiro's mountainside favelas are iconic because they illustrate Brazilian life. They offer a distinct perspective to the...

The reason we love art is that it’s a lens into a new perspective. It is an invitation for viewers to reframe their ideas through the...

We are excited to announce that drawchange Online After School Art Sessions are back!

Happy Holidays from the #drawchangefamily to yours 🌟 May this season be filled with warmth, love, & joy! We wish you a Holiday Season...

Our 7 Core Competencies empower the children by channeling their natural creativity to allow them an escape from an often stressful reality.

We have seen firsthand the impact of these 5 points and their benefits. We share them in hopes they can help you too.

Complex trauma, such as the experience of racism and homelessness, has a life-long effect on children.

At drawchange, we offer a fun and exciting Art Camp that demonstrates the perfect example of the many benefits of camp.

In the face of challenges, whether it be homelessness or autism, art provides an opportunity for children to share their feelings.

Drawchange DIY is a weekly series of art projects designed to inspire resilience in children amidst the COVID-19 outbreak.

Mandala creation is used in art therapy as tool to aid in self-reflection, de-stressing and healing.

Child homelessness is not just a question of material needs but rather an impediment to development. Exposure to art can help.

What if Martin Luther King Jr. was never able to imagine a better world? This is the reality for most children living in poverty.

Our ukulele program is a favorite for our children who are inspired by our volunteer musicians.

Our family supports our children to face the existential circumstances of poverty through the compassion shared within that one hour.

How can we actually help children experiencing homelessness? We're sharing research on how so.