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UPDATE: Bags of colour for Ukrainian refugees

UPDATE: Bags of colour for Ukrainian refugees

Back in April we prepared 10.000 bags full of colourful art supplies for Ukrainian parents and children who were forced to seek refuge. We recently got some photos from children who received the bags. It is truly heartwarming to see, which is why we wanted to share these pictures with you as well!

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Drawing as a lifeline for vulnerable youth in Mexico
Drawing as a lifeline for vulnerable youth in Mexico

Throughout 2024, the Royal Talens Foundation supported an art program for 158 young people in Cuernavaca, Mexico, run by WereldOuders and their partner organization Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) Mexico. For many of these youngsters who have already faced significant difficulties in their young lives, creative expression has become a vital tool for healing and personal growth.

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Breaking the cycle of poverty through creative expression in Peru
Breaking the cycle of poverty through creative expression in Peru

The Royal Talens Foundation has donated art materials to support a comprehensive two-year community program in Peru. The initiative, run by WereldOuders and their partner organization Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) Peru, serves 50 families, including 130 children and 150 young adults living in extremely challenging conditions.

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Young Amsterdammers explore art and identity through future-focused project
Young Amsterdammers explore art and identity through future-focused project

In March 2025, 72 students from IMC Weekendschool in Amsterdam Noord and Zuidoost embarked on a creative journey exploring the theme “The Future of Amsterdammers.” Over four weeks, these 10- to 11-year-olds immersed themselves in the world of visual arts, guided by four contemporary artists and supported by Royal Talens Foundation materials.

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Supporting creative expression for displaced Palestinian children
Supporting creative expression for displaced Palestinian children

The Royal Talens Foundation has provided art materials to the Palestine Humanitarian Response Centre (PHRC) for their upcoming Children's Hub in Cairo. This initiative aims to offer creative outlets and trauma relief to Palestinian children who have fled Gaza and currently lack access to formal education.

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