Creativity is our little ray of light in the darkest times. In any weather. Under any circumstances. If there is no electricity — a flashlight will shine.
It may be snowing and cold outside — but inside the Center it is warm.
The warmth does not come from the radiators, but from the atmosphere our educators and volunteers create every single day.
Children draw, cut, sculpt, invent. And in those moments, the world becomes calmer and safer.
For children, creativity is a way to be here and now. To focus, to calm down, to hold attention. To develop imagination, fine motor skills, and inner resilience.
To learn to finish what they start.
And to feel joy in the process itself.
When a child creates, they gather themselves back together. When supportive adults are nearby, a sense of stability appears.
Even if it is snowing outside. Even if there is no electricity. Creativity always finds its way.
