CreaTee Blog

Recently, we had the privilege of participating in the Think City K2K program launch on July 9th, 2023. K2K, a partnership between Think City and the World Bank, aims to address poverty and physical decay in public housing schemes.

During the event, we provided a day of fun for the kids and their parents, aligning with our core mission of encouraging families to spend quality time together. It was heartwarming to see parents actively participating and supporting their children's creativity, even those who didn't consider themselves artistic. The end results were impressive!

Overall, it was a successful start to the program, and we're grateful for the opportunity to spend a fulfilling Sunday with the community. Collaborations like these remind us of the power of coming together to make a positive impact.

We are participating in Fairview's Art Speaks exhibition on 15 April 2023 / Saturday and will be conducting our t-shirt design workshop. Come and enjoy the work of art of students artists. Fairview Youth Orchestra is also performing.  Message us at creator@createekit.com for more info. 

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