Art4Impact

Participate to brighten up hospital walls

Walls that tell stories of hope

Since 2017, the Art4Impact program invites children and adolescents to engage in a concrete and creative project: bringing joy and hope to hospitals through their drawings.


The most inspiring illustrations are then transformed into murals by our professional artists.

Program Objectives

  • Offer young people a solidarity-driven artistic project, which has a real impact on hospitalized children.
  • Celebrate the creativity of young people and start to give them a voice to improve the world.

For whom?

For schools

An educational program recognized for stimulating creativity, developing empathy and encouraging artistic expression.

For children

A unique opportunity to get involved for others, to feel valued and to highlight your talent.

For hospitals

A series of murals inspired by children that humanizes the healthcare setting and improves the well-being of young patients, their families and healthcare teams.

How it works

Blue square with white number 1 in the top-left corner

Imagine a positive emotion that you want to share

Blue square with the white number 2 in the top-left corner.

Select bright, vivid colors to illustrate this emotion

Blue square with the white number 3 on a white background

Create a joyful universe or scene and tell your story in pictures

Blue square with the number 4 in white at the top left corner.

Make sure the drawing is unique, personal and lively (avoid existing characters)

Blue square with white number 5 in the top-left corner

Display your drawing onto a hospital wall using our Anouk4Impact app

Blue square with the number 6 in white on a white background.

Send us your drawing to info@anouk.org – add your name, age and city

How the app works

Upcoming edition

September 2025 – February 2026

Children and schools are invited to take part in the next edition of the program.

Impact of the program

  • 22 schools and hospitals are our program partners
  • More than 1,200 children and adolescents engaged
  • 24 murals created in pediatric wards
  • Direct contribution to several UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
  • Aligned with the International Convention on the Rights of the Child (Art. 5: Right to a welcoming environment)

Discover the winning designs

2024 Winning PDFs

With the support of our partners