Roots & Wings: A Slow Living & Purpose Camp
For children aged 7 to 13 | October 20-22
Mindfulness • Art • Play • Values • Giving Back
Dear Parents,
I’m Jolie, and I’ll be guiding your child through Roots & Wings – a gentle, creative 3-day camp designed to help children slow down, reconnect with what matters, and express themselves with purpose and joy.
Every child is unique – some are expressive, others more quiet or reflective. This camp meets them where they are, offering space to explore through mindful play, creativity, connection with nature, and values-based reflection.
Since 2019, I’ve also been supporting Tibetan refugee children and have personally visited their communities in India. This experience shapes the heart of the camp, as we integrate compassion and global awareness into the journey.
I look forward to sharing this meaningful experience with your child.
Warmly, Jolie
Focus Areas
- Mindful movement & slow living practices
- Creative exploration through watercolour art
- Values discovery & felt-experience
- Nature connection and sensory awareness
- Acts of kindness & global empathy
- 20% proceeds donated to Tibetan refugee children
Flexible Attendance Options
While the full 3-day journey is highly recommended for the depth and transformation it offers, we understand families may need flexibility.
You may choose to:
- Join for all 3 days (recommended for full creative process & values experience)
- Attend 1 or 2 individual days based on availability
Each day offers standalone value, but attending all 3 gives your child the chance to complete a beautiful watercolour painting that expresses their personal values — from idea to finished artwork — and participate in our giving ritual to Tibetan refugee children.
Rates & Registration
Cost Per Camp (including registration)
- $150 per day
- $450 for all 3 days (recommended)
Includes:
- All art and mindfulness materials
- Healthy garden-to-table snacks and drinks
- Personalised guidance from trained facilitators
- Contribution to Tibetan Children’s Village (20% of proceeds donated)
Schedule Overview
Dates: October 20-22
Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Location: Canvas Mindfulness Centre, 5A Binjai Park
Group size: 3 to 10 children
How to Register & Pay
- Choose your dates (full camp or selected days from October 20-22)
- Pay via PayNow:
○ PayNow UEN/Number: 201428339E
○ Reference: Child’s Name + RW Camp - Screenshot your payment confirmation
- Send screenshot + your child’s name and age to Jolie via email or WhatsApp
Email: info@canvass.com.sg
WhatsApp Jolie: +65 85222940 (Feel free to ask any questions too!)
About Jolie Michelle Ow
Founder, Faciltator
Jolie Michelle Ow is a social entrepreneur, educator, and the founder of Canvass Mindfulness Centre. With over two decades of experience in teaching, coaching, and designing holistic wellbeing programmes, she is a pioneer in personalised, heart-centred learning for children and
adults.
Jolie integrates mindfulness, creative expression, and emotional intelligence to support meaningful, lasting transformation. Her work spans schools, global companies, cultural institutions, and underserved communities with a focus on nurturing self-awareness, compassion, and purpose.
Recognised as one of Singapore’s Inspiring Women, Jolie’s work has been featured in The Business Times, Channel NewsAsia, and Channel 8. She continues to develop innovative mindfulness-based training programmes that support wellbeing, leadership, and resilience across sectors.
At the heart of her work is a belief that presence, creativity, and kindness can empower individuals and uplift communities.
Giving Back
Canvass will donate 20% of the camp fees to the Tibetan children village to help sponsor education for Tibetan refugees.
I’ve visited many children’s charities, each doing meaningful work with resources like libraries and medical supplies. But this Tibetan children’s village stands out. They don’t accept material donations. Instead, they focus solely on education. The children live simply, 8–10 in a home with one caregiver. Their parents, humble farmers in exile, sacrifice what little they have so their children can study here. The funds go directly to education, and the children are deeply motivated to learn and preserve their culture.
You can find out more about this cause by visiting the Tibetan Children Village website or Instagram.
