Aims
We aims to promote holistic wellbeing and social harmony through the transformative power of the arts, particularly healing artforms and performing arts. Our core aim is to support individuals and communities in achieving well being, emotional balance, and spiritual abundance through accessible, inclusive and culturally creative programmes.
We Deliver
We deliver creative, movement-based, and mindful art programmes for people of all ages and backgrounds, including:
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Move Assure: Body-mind-soul movement sessions
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Shine Art: Intuitive and expressive art workshops
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Zentangle: Meditative drawing classes for focus and calm
Our beneficiaries include children, young people, families, older adults, ethnic minorities, newly arrived migrants, and those in need of emotional and social support.
Vision
We envision a vibrant, compassionate society where every individual has access to creative tools for healing and empowerment. Through the arts, we strive to:
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Build stronger, more empathetic communities
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Reduce social and cultural tension
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Support people in navigating challenges and celebrating life
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Make arts a vital, everyday tool for personal wellbeing and social transformation
Scholarship and Help
The Eugene Lai Memorial Scholarship** Founded by Shine & Go CIC’s founder in memory of Eugene, this scholarship was created to bring hope and opportunity to children facing life’s greatest challenges. Since 2019, it has supported children in need — whether living in poverty, without parents, or battling serious illness — helping them continue their education, receive essential medical care, and pursue their dreams. Over the years, it has reached children across Mainland China and around the world, and now aims to extend this support to the UK. We warmly welcome kind-hearted friends to join us in making a difference together
Scholarships help mountainous area in China. He shared that Mo Zixuan, who has leukemia, needs to take medication long-term.
Wen Liang' s parents are in a psychiatric hospital, and he requires financial support for daily living expenses.
Wen Lehua, lives in extreme poverty and is cared for only by his grandmother.
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