Donations

"Children are the living messages we send to a time we will not see."

John W. Whitehead

If you would like to make a donation to our Nepal project there are many ways you can do this:

1) If you have a Paypal account you can send your donation to mark@colourforlife.com

2) If you would like to make a donation via credit card or in a currency other than UK pounds please send an email to mark@colourforlife.com stating the amount you would like to donate. I will then send you an invoice via email and Paypal for that amount.

3) If you would like to pay by UK cheque please make them payable to

'Mark Wentworth' and send to: 90 Grayson House, Radnor Street, London EC1V 3SS

We thank you all for your contributions and for enabling us to offer something back to the community. In your generosity you are also contributing to making a difference.

With Gratitude.

Mark, Filipe, Katarina, Aarti

"We worry about what a child will become tomorrow,

yet we forget that he is someone today"

Stacia Tauscher

Nepal, April 2010

"There is no delight in owning anything unshared"

Seneca - Roman Philosopher

In April 2010 four of us will be heading off to Kathmandu, Nepal.  This exciting journey will take Dynamic Theatre to Ghar Sita Mutu, a home for abandoned children, where it is our intention to offer assistance to the women, children and staff.  We will also be offering workshops to other homes, schools and aid organisations. Included in our workshops will be a combination of Dynamic Theatre, sound healing structural realignment, touch therapies and confidence building.

The Dynamic Heart Project Nepal Team:

1. Mark Wentworth - Founder of Dynamic Theatre/Structural Theatre
2. Filipe De Moura - Co-Founder of Dynamic Theatre /Tenor/Painter
3. Katarina Bhoopal - Therapist/Far East Dynamic Theatre Co-ordinator
4. Aarti Shah - McTimoney Chiropractor/Co-Founder Structural Theatre 

The Dynamic Heart Project is entirely voluntary and on a charity basis, whereby we are in the process of setting up fundraising events from concerts in London, to giving a percentage from our individual sessions and workshops as well as asking individuals and organisations for donations and sponsorship.

Filipe is not only a professional Tenor but also a very gifted painter. He has just completed a commission for Aarti and Mehul (Aarti's husband) to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary.  This painting is a combination of Aarti and Mehul's name colours (see www.colourforlife.com
for more information) inspired by Shamanic art and created into a "unique" masterpiece.  A percentage of each commission will go towards The Dynamic Heart Project.

We have eight months to raise funds to cover our expenses and make a substantial donation to Ghar Sita Mutu. If you are able to raise funds on our behalf through coffee mornings, sponsored walks, car boot sales etc, it will be greatly appreciated.

For commissions of art, fundraising events, organisations and individual donations please contact: mark@colourforlife.com

"The smallest good deed is worth a thousand grand intentions"

Anon    

  

The Dynamic Heart

The idea for The Dynamic Heart Project first came about in 2008, with the intention of taking Dynamic Theatre into parts of the world that would not normally have access to such methods.

Dynamic Theatre (DT) was founded in 2003, by myself, Mark Wentworth and Filipe De Moura. Both of us share a desire and a passion to make a difference in the world. It is our belief that Dynamic Theatre can be a way to achieve this mission. DT is inspired by Psychodrama, Shamanism and Systemic Therapies, it is an "action method" using spontaneous drama to help people understand the underlying issues which run through their lives today. Dynamic Theatre is being taught in many parts of the world. It is a technique which offers hope, inspiration and resolution to the challenges of daily living facing young and old throughout the world today.

For me the creation of Dynamic Theatre was for it to be very much a part of community living. The Dynamic Heart Project gives us the opportunity to share our skills and give inspiration to those who are not able to express their hopes and dreams due to life circumstances.

Everyone involved with these projects feels it is an honour and a privilege to give something back to the World Community, to which we all belong.

"A community needs a soul if it is to become a true home.

You the people must give it this home."

Pope John Paul II