SASKATCHEWAN — Hope's Home is inviting children across Saskatchewan to help spread a message of inclusion by participating in its "Little Artists, Big Hearts" art Contest.
The contest encourages children to use their creativity to celebrate kindness, friendship, and belonging while helping raise awareness about medically inclusive childcare and the importance of creating communities where every child has the opportunity to thrive.
Open to Saskatchewan children from 0 to 12, the contest asks participants to draw and colour what inclusion means to them and submit their completed artwork by Sept. 30. Parents and caregivers can help. Winning entries will be randomly drawn in multiple age categories, with a $50 Amazon e-gift card prize in each category.
"Children have a unique way of showing us what inclusion looks like," said Lisa Wyatt, CEO of Hope’s Home.
"This contest is an opportunity for families to start conversations about kindness, acceptance, and ensuring every child feels they belong.”
Contest details, rules, and entry information are available at https://hopeshome.org/little-artists-big-hearts/.
Hope's Home is a Saskatchewan-based non-profit organization providing medically inclusive childcare and supportive programming for children and their siblings. It is the only medically inclusive childcare provider in Canada.
