Thanks to the support of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, successful integration activities are being implemented

An exhibition was held at the premises of the Maltese Order's Aid Service, featuring works by participants who had completed a neurographic art course. Neurographics combines art and psychology, using drawing to express and process internal conflicts, anxiety, and stress.

Participants who have taken these courses often report that neurographics helps them reduce stress, find inner balance, and develop creativity. By drawing neurographic lines, people experience relief and inner peace, which has a positive impact on their daily lives.

Thank you to the instructor, Signe Bīdermane!

The event was funded by the European Union's Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, Malteser International, and Aktion Deutschland Hilft.