Since 2019, Art to Heart (A2H) has been proud to partner with the Drosos Foundation. Their support has been central to our growth, standing with us through some of the most difficult times from the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020 to the ongoing war in Gaza and the...
“On July 13, a clay workshop was held in Nablus, rooted in the land, and inspired by the visual language I’ve spent a lifetime exploring. Organized by Art to Heart in collaboration with the Palestinian Museum, it brought together children with special needs and their families to shape the earth with their hands and imagination.” — Sliman Mansour
A commercial flight from the UK to Jordan took less than 5 hours of our lives and, at least this time, we did not require assistance. Sarah Pickthall and I were traveling in excitable bodies high on adrenaline and, having my so-much-more-than-an-access-support-worker...
In a small house in one of the most disadvantaged areas in the old city of Nablus city in Palestine, four women who are mothers of children with disabilities, decided to speak up and say “Enough is Enough!”. Upset by the bureaucratic system, and the unrealized...
Below, we reproduce what writer Maha Shahroury wrote on her Facebook page about her participation in the activities of the “Puppets and Stories” project, which was implemented with a group of persons with disabilities, their mothers and non disabled children...
What impact did Art to Heart have on Muhannad, my son, who has autism spectrum disorder? “Muhannad used to be very shy. Whenever he spoke to anyone, he would speak in a very low voice. But after he joined Art to Heart organization, he changed dramatically...
