Our Impact

Art classes and summer programs at MCN are designed with evidence-based tools to support youth caregivers.

Every year, our programs report positive and meaningful outcomes for caregivers, families, and partner organizations.

Evaluating Our Impact

Every year, we gather feedback from our partners and our students to evaluate three key areas of impact:

Arts, Authorship, and
Well-Being

Building Community

Material Support &
Educational Access

2026 | Highlights

82%

82% of MCN Summer Art Week students rated their overall experience of the program as a 5 out of 5.

4.6

Students loved making art with other caregiving youth, rating the community-building experience of the program an average 4.6 out of 5.

70%

Seventy percent of participating youth caregivers found the program to be a useful break from caregiving responsibilities.

Students had classes, tours, and educational experiences with leading teachers and museums.

17

Ninety-four percent of participating students rated the material support(meals, transportation, art supplies, and other resources) they received a 4 or 5.

Our Growth & Impact report for 2024-2026 will be published in early 2027. We are excited to share these insights with our community.

Seventeen caregivers participated in the MCN Summer Art Week 2026 —
our largest cohort to date.

94%

Growth & Impact Reports

Growth & Impact
2022

Growth & Impact Reports

The Manipura Care Network, as a small organization, publishes Growth & Impact reports on a biennial basis.

We look forward to sharing our progress, insights, and impact as we attempt to bring the best of arts education, material support, and enrichment to youth caregivers.