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What is art therapy, really? It's more than crafts. It's a credentialed mental health profession that helps children process trauma without needing the words. Learn how drawchange puts this into practice with children facing Adverse Childhood Experiences, and how you can help a child heal through art.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, drawchange is celebrating the resilience of the children we serve. Art therapy is more than just drawing; it’s a vital tool for emotional regulation and healing from Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). In our latest blog, we share the journeys of Autumn, Sincere, and Diego—three children who have found their voices, built focus, and discovered confidence through creativity. Help us unlock more potential today! 🧡

Join us for an unforgettable trip journey to Ethiopia! Immerse in culture and bring art to children. Learn more: drawchange.org/ethiopia.

It's so touching to have a child say the following words, "“... 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. Just to express ourselves, to be us.”

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

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.

We avoid saying “kid” because we see it as belittling. "Kid" has the potential of belittling a child. Therefore we use "children".