Project Alleviate: Terrarium Making Workshop

Get your hands dirty and your creativity flowing at Project Alleviate's Terrarium Making Workshop - a green escape awaits!

The Terrarium Making Workshop is back!

Craft your very own mini-ecosystem - complete with lush greens, charming decorations, your personal touch, and a twist! There will be a Mystery Gift Exchange before the workshop through a simple balloting process, so you will be allocated to make someone’s dream terrarium. Enjoy making new friends and learning about each other’s interests. At the end of the workshop, your terrarium will find a new home, and you will also receive a one-of-a-kind creation from someone else.

So what are you waiting for? Join us for a hands-on experience and leave with not just a terrarium, but new friends and a memory to cherish!

Learning Objectives:

This course allows participants to:

Make New Friends, Unwind & Connect!

- Socialise with new people through the making of terrariums with other participants

Unleash your inner artist!

- Discover your hidden creativity as you embark on this terrarium making project

Expand your learning and curiosity!

- Gain a better understanding of a variety of plants, as well as how to take care of them

WHEN?

Saturday, 28 Feb 2026, 2pm-4pm

WHERE?

grovve (*SCAPE)

2 Orchard Link, #04-06

Singapore 237978

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 youthcare@brahmcentre.com

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.