Marking two decades of holistic practice, Canvass launches a year-long initiative linking mindfulness, wellbeing, and social good. The campaign includes certified training for parents and teachers, community wellness classes for women 40+, and a fundraising effort supporting underprivileged children and refugees.
Singapore, 21 November 2025 – Canvass Mindfulness Centre marks its 20th anniversary by launching Caring for Our Future Together, a one-year initiative that combines personal wellbeing with social responsibility. The programme supports participants’ growth while raising funds and awareness for Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV), an education and care centre for Tibetan refugee children.
Over the next 12 months, 20% of net proceeds from selected retreats, workshops and community classes will go toward this cause. Canvass aims to raise SGD 5,400 by October 2026 – enough to sponsor five children for one year. Each sponsorship is SGD 90/month, covering education, food, housing and healthcare – less than SGD 3 a day can make a difference.
“Wellness isn’t just about the individual,” said founder Jolie Michelle Ow. “Through yoga, meditation, art and movement we can build emotional resilience and also give back in a meaningful way. Every class, every reflection, every act of kindness matters for children who need hope.”
Milestones: Three Phases, One Purpose
1. Compassion Lab (Jan–Jul 2026)
Certified training in Mindful Resilience & Compassion led by Jolie Michelle Ow.
Online and in-person sessions for parents and teachers in mindfulness, movement and creative reflection.
Participants receive the Seeds of Resilience workbook for ongoing practice at home.
20% of proceeds support TCV children.
2. Journey Exhibition (30 May–28 June 2026)
An interactive showcase at Canvass featuring participant reflections, art and the tangible impact on TCV children.
A friendly, public-facing event timed for Singapore’s school holidays.
3. Capstone Dharamsala Retreat (Oct 2026)
A 5-day, 4-night retreat in Dharamsala, India, including yoga, meditation, journaling and art sessions.
A meaningful visit to TCV to meet sponsored children and present the Seeds of Resilience workbook.
A gentle, immersive experience tying personal wellbeing to compassionate action.
How to Get Involved
- Attend a retreat, training or community class – 20% of the fee supports TCV.
- Donate directly – Help reach the SGD 5,400 sponsorship goal.
- Sponsor a child – SGD 90/month for one child’s full year of care.
- Partner with us – Wellness practitioners and organisations can host a class or event to support this initiative.
About Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV)
TCV has cared for and educated thousands of Tibetan refugee children for over 60 years, nurturing both culture and character while preparing young people for meaningful futures. tcv.org.in/tcvs-mission
About Canvass Mindfulness Centre
Founded by Jolie Michelle Ow in Singapore in 2005, Canvass combines art, movement and mindfulness to empower lifelong learning, creativity and wellbeing. Over two decades, the centre has grown into a community where personal growth meets social contribution. https://www.canvass.com.sg/caring-for-our-future-together/
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Contact: Jolie Michelle Ow
Email: joliemichelleow@canvass.com.sg
WhatsApp: +65 8522 2940
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