Performing Arts Education for Underprivileged Children in Government Schools

We believe that every child deserves the opportunity to explore and express their creativity, talent, and potential through the arts. That is why we are providing performing arts education for underprivileged children in government schools. Our programs aim to empower children with skills, confidence, and joy, while also addressing social issues such as poverty, inequality, and trauma. We offer classes in various forms of traditional arts & culture, taught by experienced and passionate instructors. We also organise events and performances where children can showcase their talents and share their stories with the community.

Performing arts are not only enjoyable and fun, but also have positive effects on the physical and mental health of the children. Research has shown that engaging in performing arts can:

• Increase serotonin levels, which are linked to happiness and well-being.
• Increase blood flow to the brain, which enhances cognitive function, memory, and creativity.
• Increase concentration and alertness, foster new ways of thinking, which can help children cope with stress, trauma, and challenges.
• Imagine a more hopeful future, which can boost their self-esteem, confidence, and resilience.

By participating in our performing arts programs, the children can also improve their social skills, communication, and teamwork, as they interact with their peers, instructors, and audiences. They can also learn about different cultures, values, and perspectives, which can enrich their worldview and empathy. Performing arts can also provide a healthy outlet for the children to express their emotions, feelings, and thoughts, which can improve their emotional regulation and mental well-being.

By supporting our initiative, you are not only helping us to enrich the lives of these children, but also to foster a culture of arts and social justice in our society.

It Costs 2500/- to offer Arts Education to a Child per year