Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world and has a Catholic origin. It is not known exactly which saint the holiday is associated with. We know two early Christian saints – Valentine of Rome and Valentine of Interamne. Nevertheless, the holiday in one form or another has been celebrated for a long time. The symbol of Valentine’s Day is the heart, which means love and devotion.
In the Foundation’s office, within the framework of the Rehabilitation project, an art therapy class was held, at which the Foundation’s wards made gift hearts for the holiday! For this, the simplest material was used – cardboard, burlap, paper, wooden sticks, artificial flowers, beads. And the fantasy was used! The work is simple, not hard, but fun and uplifting. And the hearts for Valentine’s Day turned out bright and beautiful!
