Using art as a medium of dialogue, we deeply cultivate campuses to provide special-ed and disadvantaged children with stable and warm emotional support.
Entering primary schools and kindergartens for clay masks, ecological watercolor paintings, and other art workshops, guiding children to develop focus and expression.
This project evaluates the social impact value of the "Art Companionship" program via Social Return on Investment. * Prepared by graduate students of NKNU Department of Business Management.
Rebuilding self-confidence through clay, watercolor, and art creation companionship, enhancing emotional stability and interpersonal skills.
