India, April 15 -- When a child loses their parents, they lose more than just a home. They lose the people who usually help them understand who they are. The world can suddenly feel very loud, confusing, and scary. In these moments of deep silence and hurt, words often fail. That is where art steps in. For a child growing up without a mother or father, a simple box of crayons or a piece of clay isn't just a toy; it is a crutch to lean on while they learn to walk through life again.

Children who have gone through hard times often carry 'heavy' feelings inside. They might feel angry, sad, or lonely, but they don't always know how to say those words out loud. Art gives them a way to vent or let those feelings out without having to speak. It...