Name: Project Alleviate: CNY Crafts Workshop
Start: 2026-02-14T14:00:00+08:00
End: 2026-02-14T16:00:00+08:00
Location: Brahm Centre @ Aljunied

Exclusively for Youth aged 10 to 18 years old.
About this Event

In this festive workshop by Team Alleviate, participants will learn to assemble their own festive lanterns, adding a personal touch to the season’s celebrations. There will also be a simple guided origami activity where everyone will fold a special animal from the Chinese zodiac.

Come along to meet new people, enjoy a relaxed crafting environment, and walk away with handmade decorations you can proudly display at home.

So what are you waiting for? Join Team Alleviate for this warm and creative workshop, and celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year with creativity, colour, and community!

Learning Objectives:

This course allows participants to:

Make New Friends, Unwind & Connect!

- Bond with others as you craft lanterns and fold origami together.

Spark Your Creativity!

- Express your artistic side through assembling your own Chinese New Year lantern and folding a zodiac origami horse

Discover the Traditions Behind the Craft!

Learn the cultural significance of lanterns and zodiac animals in the Chinese New Year.

WHEN?

Saturday, 14 Feb 2026, 2pm-4pm

WHERE?

Brahm Centre @ Aljunied

Blk 108 Aljunied Crescent, #01-36

Singapore 380108

All materials will be provided.

Workshop Fee: Free

For 1 Youth Circle Member: $0.00

Subsidised for Members of Brahm Centre Youth Circle.

Join as a member at https://brahmcentre.my.site.com/YouthClub/s. There is no membership fee to join.

Enquiries:

Please contact the Youth Care Team via call / Whatsapp 8866 4811 or email [email protected]

Trainer Bio:

Project Alleviate consists of a group of five Secondary 4 Hwa Chong students together with an extended team from various schools, dedicated to alleviating youth mental health burdens and raising awareness of social media’s impact. In our fifth project iteration, we continue making a sustained impact through events that enhance both physical and mental well-being. We aim to educate youths (10-18) on social media’s negative effects, such as unrealistic influencer portrayals, which can lead to harmful self-comparisons and mental health issues.