Art Program (Disability to Ability SA)

Art Program is a hands-on learning and being creative session. From learning simple to complex art for everyone to enjoy and have a laugh.

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Our Art Program is a hands-on learning and being creative session. From learning simple to complex art for everyone to enjoy and have a laugh. You’ll be learning how to make stunning art from our high-tech machines, glass etching, mug making to customizable t-shirts

The session is not only about creating art it is also about being social and being within a group of supportive motivated people. Create lifelong friends whilst creating master pieces.

What We Offer

Art Program Session

• Guided Art sessions
• Learning with machines from Cricut
• Building life skills
• Building friendships and connections
• Take home creations to display in home or gift
• Coffee and Biscuits included

Art Activates

• Card Making
• Glass Etching
• Wood Burning
• Personalized Mugs
• Personalized T-Shirts
• Paper Art
• Etc.

How the Program Runs

Once the sign-up process is complete, you will meet our friendly program instructor, Sarah. Sarah is the Director of Disability to Ability and is passionate about providing meaningful supports while teaching new skills and experiences.

During your initial meeting, Sarah will discuss your goals and what you would like to achieve from the program. After gathering this information, she will create tailored sessions designed to meet the groups goals and wishes, from there you’ll be joined to come to the main hub to enjoy the program.

Cost

$98.19 per hour

Session run time: 2hrs

This cost covers art supplies, use of the office space, and time for instructor.

Transport to and From the Art Program

Participants may choose how they would like to attend the Art, including:

• A Disability to Ability support worker
• A support worker from another provider
• A parent or caregiver
• Attend independently

If you require assistance with transport, please don’t hesitate to reach out — we are happy to help.

While the program is running, support workers or caregivers are welcome to assist participants. After all, there’s nothing wrong with everyone joining in and having fun!