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The Spark! Art Empowerment Programme brings artistic experiences to young individuals in small group homes and foster care services in Hong Kong. Over the past two years, the programme has held over 700 art activities for more than 400 participating children and their families. Due to limited resources, children in foster care often lack opportunities to explore the arts. Our programme helps foster children and children with special educational needs (SEN) express their unique voices through the arts and creativity. By integrating elements of popular culture, our programme has successfully captured the interest of these young individuals. Some participants even go on to receive awards, highlighting the positive impact that the arts have on their development.  The Spark! Art Empowerment Programme 2026 aims to nurture the artistic talents of children through a variety of visual and performing arts activities, igniting creativity among the youth of Hong Kong.

We are currently seeking youth organisations and schools to join the latest edition of our Fuse programmes. Fuse is a community-based arts project designed to nurture the creative potential of young individuals from low-income families, ethnic minority communities and special needs backgrounds. The programme is supported by The Burberry Foundation as part of Burberry Inspire, a global youth engagement initiative that has served more than 1,500 local schoolchildren since 2024. Contact us if your organisation or school is interested in the following. Workshops for youth organisations: *The workshop is fully booked. Thank you for your support!* Designed for organisations working with young people aged 10 to 18 from low-income families, the free workshop series features creative visual and performing arts activities including creative sessions, immersive cultural and performance outings, family art days and complimentary art packs. The stress-free sessions encourage participants to explore their artistic skills and share their creativity with families and friends. Artist-in-school programme:  Designed for schools with ethnic minority and SEN students aged 10 to 16, this programme brings the magic of visual and performing arts directly into the classroom. Through a series of free inclusive workshops, students explore shared creativity and strengthen their sense of belonging. To support diversity, priority will be given to schools with non-Chinese and SEN students. Register for the artist-in-school programme:  Primary and Secondary schools *The workshop is fully booked. Thank you for your support!* Special Needs Schools: https://forms.gle/T6uS69pX84xaSJir8