Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors - Artwork

The artworks on this page were created by child survivors of the Asian tsunami. They express their fears, worries, hopes and daily life experiences in their art.

Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors is an art therapy program to help the 1.5 million child survivors of the tsunami tragedy. An initial three-phase program has been developed to help the children heal and resume normal lives. Your donations and support will help the program reach as many children as possible. Learn more...

Indonesia

Fadhil Ahmad Qamar (age 11)
Fadhil's artwork depicts the humanity missions from many countries helping the tsunami's victims.

Grace Florencia Candra (age 14)

Nathania Caroline Candra (age 11)

Qanita Qamarani (age 9)
Qanita's artwork shows children studying in a tent, because their schools were devastated by the tsunami.

Sri Lanka

Some artworks done by children at our "Happy Camp" held on January 23, 2005 at Hambantota Zahira National School, in the south of Sri Lanka. Over 13000 families were affected in Hambantota District.

Pathum Lakmal (Grade 3)

Mafaz (Grade 2)

K.G. Hasini Sahara (Grade 3)

Mohammed Azad (Grade 3)

Fathima Zaiha (Grade 4)

B. Malsha Madurandi (Grade 7)

M. Sandun Kumara (Grade 3)

Piumi Ed Risinghe (Grade 8)

Mohammed Azad (Grade 3)

I.G. Thimftupi Ayeshika (Grade 4)

W.A. Madhushan (Grade 4)

Sabreen Mohammed Safraz (Grade 9)

Noorul Afra (Grade 4)

M.K.M. Siyam (Grade 4)

Fawzana (Grade 4a)

S.K. Hashima (Grade 5)

P. Nimni Thani Sarani (Grade 5)

M. Madhubhasi Edirisinghe (Grade 5)

M. Nihas Mohammed (Grade 7)

Rahul Dushmantha (Grade 5)

M.K.M. Mohammed Afnas (Grade 6)

Malsha Thushani (Grade 4)

Name not provided (Grade not provided)

P.H.M.R. Priyasantha (Grade 5)

P.H.C. Dilhara Priyakantha (Grade 6)

M.P.S. Suneth Thilakaratna (Grade 6)

Name not provided (Grade not provided)

S.N. Rifna (Grade 3)

Y.G.N. Sathsarani (Grade 1)

Siriwardhana Chamindu (Grade 1)

Nilusha (Grade 4)

Name not provided (Grade not provided)

Encouragement Art

These artworks are a sample of the many we've received from children from around the world, to give encouragement to children in the Asian and African region. The original artworks are sent along with other donated supplies, and given to children. If you would like to send artworks, ship to "Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors, International Child Art Foundation, 1350 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20036". Please also do a small fundraising drive in your school or community to help cover the costs of shipping and support our continued efforts. Every dollar you send goes a long way towards helping us reach as many children as possible.

Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona


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Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors Note: You are reading this message either because you can not see our css files, or because you do not have a standards-compliant browser. Welcome to the International Child Art Foundation. Buy Art & More! \| What We Do \| KidZone \| Resources \| About ICAF \| Get Involved Quicklinks \| Japanese Search : Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors - Artwork The artworks on this page were created by child survivors of the Asian tsunami. They express their fears, worries, hopes and daily life experiences in their art. Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors is an art therapy program to help the 1.5 million child survivors of the tsunami tragedy. An initial three-phase program has been developed to help the children heal and resume normal lives. Your donations and support will help the program reach as many children as possible. Learn more... Indonesia Fadhil Ahmad Qamar (age 11) Fadhil's artwork depicts the humanity missions from many countries helping the tsunami's victims. Grace Florencia Candra (age 14) Nathania Caroline Candra (age 11) Qanita Qamarani (age 9) Qanita's artwork shows children studying in a tent, because their schools were devastated by the tsunami. Sri Lanka Some artworks done by children at our "Happy Camp" held on January 23, 2005 at Hambantota Zahira National School, in the south of Sri Lanka. Over 13000 families were affected in Hambantota District. Pathum Lakmal (Grade 3) Mafaz (Grade 2) K.G. Hasini Sahara (Grade 3) Mohammed Azad (Grade 3) Fathima Zaiha (Grade 4) B. Malsha Madurandi (Grade 7) M. Sandun Kumara (Grade 3) Piumi Ed Risinghe (Grade 8) Mohammed Azad (Grade 3) I.G. Thimftupi Ayeshika (Grade 4) W.A. Madhushan (Grade 4) Sabreen Mohammed Safraz (Grade 9) Noorul Afra (Grade 4) M.K.M. Siyam (Grade 4) Fawzana (Grade 4a) S.K. Hashima (Grade 5) P. Nimni Thani Sarani (Grade 5) M. Madhubhasi Edirisinghe (Grade 5) M. Nihas Mohammed (Grade 7) Rahul Dushmantha (Grade 5) M.K.M. Mohammed Afnas (Grade 6) Malsha Thushani (Grade 4) Name not provided (Grade not provided) P.H.M.R. Priyasantha (Grade 5) P.H.C. Dilhara Priyakantha (Grade 6) M.P.S. Suneth Thilakaratna (Grade 6) Name not provided (Grade not provided) S.N. Rifna (Grade 3) Y.G.N. Sathsarani (Grade 1) Siriwardhana Chamindu (Grade 1) Nilusha (Grade 4) Name not provided (Grade not provided) Encouragement Art These artworks are a sample of the many we've received from children from around the world, to give encouragement to children in the Asian and African region. The original artworks are sent along with other donated supplies, and given to children. If you would like to send artworks, ship to "Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors, International Child Art Foundation, 1350 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20036". Please also do a small fundraising drive in your school or community to help cover the costs of shipping and support our continued efforts. Every dollar you send goes a long way towards helping us reach as many children as possible. Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Wildflower Elementary School, Arizona Quote Marks Qanita's artwork shows children are studying in a tent, because their schools were devastated by the tsunami. - Qanita Qamarani (9) Indonesia Qanita Qamarani (9) Indonesia Fadhil's artwork depicts the humanity missions from many countries helping the tsunami's victims. - Fadhil Ahmad Qamar (11) Finalist, 2nd Arts Olympiad, Indonesia Fadhil Ahmad Qamar (11) Indonesia International Child Art Foundation • 1350 Connecticut Avenue, NW • Washington, DC 20036-1702 Phone: +1 202-530-1000 • Fax: +1 202-530-1080 • Email: childart@icaf.org • © Copyright 2005, International Child Art Foundation. All Rights Reserved • Privacy Statement

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Healing Arts for Tsunami Survivors - Artwork

The artworks on this page were created by child survivors of the Asian tsunami. They express their fears, worries, hopes and daily life experiences in their art.

Indonesia

Sri Lanka

Encouragement Art

Quote Marks