Our Programs
CoachArt offers free arts, athletics, and STEM lessons to kids with serious illnesses and their siblings, ages 5–18, helping them explore new skills and connect with a supportive community.



One-on-One Lessons
One-on-One Lessons are the core of CoachArt’s service model. Caring volunteer coaches provide free instruction to seriously ill children and their siblings in the activity of their choice, either in-person or online. After four weekly lessons, CoachArt kids can renew that activity or sign up for something new. Lesson materials are provided at no cost to volunteers or families.

CoachArt Clubs
CoachArt Clubs are series of four weekly group lessons led by an experienced coach in which kids form bonds with fellow participants while gaining valuable skills in an activity they enjoy.


One-Day Group Lessons

CoachArt’s One Day Group Lessons provide short-term instruction for a group of kids who want to learn a new skill in a supportive social environment.
Who qualifies for CoachArt's free programs?
CoachArt serves U.S. children with chronic or serious illness, and their siblings, between the ages of 5-18. See a list of qualifying diagnoses here.

I think if I can BEAT CANCER
I can climb to the top of this wall.

CoachArt kid Ella
age 8, Oakland
Free Lesson Materials

CoachArt covers the expense of the materials needed for each lesson — whether it’s ingredients for cooking, paints and brushes for art, or a soccer ball, etc. CoachArt pays for materials for volunteers coaches too.



























