Art for Wellbeing — A Non-Clinical Art Class
Express yourself through art, learn a skill, step toward employment. For children and adults with autism, physical or mental disabilities, or special learning and emotional needs.
This is a non-clinical art class, not a substitute for therapy or counseling.
A calm, supportive studio — everyone at their own pace
Art for Wellbeing is a small-group art class designed for children and adults with autism, physical or mental disabilities, or special learning and emotional needs. In a calm, supportive studio, everyone works at their own pace and is met where they are.
Who it's for
- Children & adults with autism
- People with physical or mental disabilities
- Special learning & emotional needs
What it supports
Class format
| Class size | Small classes, limited seats per group |
|---|---|
| Pace | Own pace — no pressure, no rush |
| Campus | Flushing: 33-70 Prince St #C2, Flushing, NY 11354 |
| Time | Weekend sessions, Sat–Sun 10am–5pm |
Our community is taking notice
February 2026 · New York — “Soaring Against the Wind” art exhibition of artist Lisa Baw (包錦蓉), honored with a New York State Assembly Proclamation. As reported by World Journal 世界日報 on February 24, 2026, Principal Li recently joined a New York art exhibition and community forum celebrating artists with disabilities. UNAA ART's Art for Wellbeing classes help children and adults with autism and special needs express themselves through art — and are gaining recognition in the community.
UNAA ART did not organize this exhibition. Principal Li attended as a community guest to support artists with disabilities.
