Free Arts For Abused Children Haiku Deck
Published on Jan 06, 2016
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Free arts for abused children gives young kids a useful, creative outlet. Donation Methods: Money or time.
Help make an impression on the impressionable.
Giving kids a blank paper helps keep them away from the street walls. Abused children have an even harder time trusting people than the average foster children. Money would help, but time is just as valued. Help make an impression on the impressionable.
http://www.freearts.org/
Just visit their website and click on donate or volunteer.
http://www.freearts.org/
Just visit their website and click on donate or volunteer.
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Mission Control
Behind the greatness!
The mission of Free Arts for Abused Children is clear. Children who are abused or treated with no care are sent to this organization to enhance their creative spirit. They are taught to channel energy through the form of art. The goal is to give children a new and improved life of creativity.
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Free Arts For Abused Children
- Free Arts For Abused Children is a program that works with children who have experienced abuse, poverty and homelessness.
- This program helps children express what they feel through a positive interaction with caring volunteers.
- Volunteers and donations are always welcome.
- To help volunteer you must be 18 or older, submit an application, attend two different training sessions, and pass a background check.
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Facts About Free Arts
- founded in 1977
- started by an art therapist in Malibu
- connects homeless and abused children with art
- makes children feel safer and forget about their past
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Free Arts
- FAFAC is a program that connects with children in a positive way and forms a beneficial influence on their growing minds.
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CONTACT US
- Address: 11099 S. La Cienega Boulevard, Suite 235, Los Angeles, CA 90045
- Phone: 310-313-4278
- EMAIL: cbourchard@freearts.org
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FAFAC: MAKING AN IMPRESSION ON THE IMPRESSIONABLE
BY LEVI, GABY, SLATER, AND CARLOTA, AEW Middle School!
AEW 7th Grade ELA.
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