Media

Suha Attia

Al Ain Camp (A participant in the handicraft program)

I have a physical disability and always seek opportunities to earn a living. I work with handmade embroidery and accessories, usually creating and selling pieces upon request from neighbors in the camp. I joined a handicraft course with Art to Heart to learn new skills and practiced them at home. I also participated in a local exhibition for three days to display and sell my products. Recently, I created Facebook and Instagram pages to promote and sell the handmade products I produce with dedication.

Sima Abu Sham’a

Mother of two daughters

As a mother of two daughters, I seek places that help them grow, connect, and enjoy their time, especially during summer. Art to Heart was the perfect choice—an inclusive space where children with and without disabilities learn, create, and build friendships. My daughters love joining its programs and always look forward to spending their holidays at the Art to Heart summer club.

Sharaf Dazaid

Accused Performance Curator

Curating the “Accused” performance was an inspiring experience that showed me how art can transform lives, strengthen relationships, and spark pride. Stepping onto the stage as a star, no longer helpless but confident and proud, while the audience rose in applause, was unforgettable. This journey proved how art empowers, uplifts, and restores confidence, dignity, and belonging.