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AUSTRALIA
Year: 2014
Beneficiaries: Families affected by the 2013 Blue Mountain Bushfire
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CAMBODIA
Years: 2012, 2015-16, 2017-18
Beneficiaries: Children in Angkor public hospital; victims of human trafficking or abuse; children affected by violence and sexual exploitation.
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INDIA
Years: 2014, 2015, 2017, 2017-18
Beneficiaries: Children with behavioural issues; children suffering from cancer; women survivors of domestic violence; families exposed to high rates of abuse, living in slums
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INDONESIA
Years: 2014, 2016-17, 2018
Beneficiaries: Children with disabilities; children with behavioural and psychological issues from trauma; underprivileged children going through cancer treatment
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JAPAN
Year: 2014
Beneficiaries: Children (ages 9-11) affected by the nuclear power station
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KURDISTAN
Years: 2015, 2016
Beneficiaries: Children in IDP communities in camps; women and children survivors of torture and violence
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LEBANON
Years: 2015, 2016
Beneficiaries: War-affected children and refugees, female refugees, 23 families and caregivers
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NEPAL
Years: 2014, 2015
Beneficiaries: Children, students, parents, teachers, caregivers and sisters of St Joseph of Cluny
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NEW ZEALAND
Year: 2015
Beneficiaries: Professional carers; counsellors, teachers, therapists, social workers
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NEW CALEDONIA
Year: 2015
Beneficiaries: Teens who are unable to finish their schooling education
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PERU
Year: 2018
Beneficiaries: Children attending the three Tiempo Fuera after-school programmes; residents (15-19 years old) and local staff
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PHILIPPINES
Years: 2013-14, 2014, 2015-16
Beneficiaries: Children, caregivers, mothers, teenagers affected by Super Typhoon; children, mothers living in disadvantaged slum areas.
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SUDAN
Year: 2018
Beneficiaries: Children with special needs (5-18 years old), staff members and caregivers
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THAILAND
Year: 2014-15, 2017-18
Beneficiaries: Teens who faced physical/sexual abuse or sever neglect; Hmong children with severe trauma
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BELGIUM
Year: Since 2017 (ongoing)
Beneficiaries: 2 main axes: health care (cancer patients) and exile (asylum seekers escaping conflict zones).
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SINGAPORE
In Singapore, we partner with schools, foster homes, family service centres and health-related associations to help them incorporate arts therapy as a part of their existing psycho-social programmes.