HOPE Artists need YOUR Support NOW to ensure their quality of life is good despite their inability to go to the Program that they love.
Just as other small businesses, HOPE Center for the Arts has been significantly impacted by the pandemic. HOPE has been a site based program serving intellectually disAbled adults for over 40 years & it was with sadness that onsite services temporarily ended on March 16th, with a date for reopening of the site being undetermined. Since the closure HOPE has been working hard to remotely engage with our artists by creating fun, personable, and instructional ways to stay connected.
The ability for the intellectually disAbled, such as HOPE artists, to connect with their friends & community is of significant importance. It is HOPE’s intention to provide the means for every artist to maintain their connection and access to services that are critical to their continued growth & development. Although we’re very excited to have launched Remote Service delivery on April 15th, we’ve found when surveying HOPE artists that many do not have access to their own music/computer equipment, an online network, technical support &/or art supplies, keeping in mind…
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