To promote quality research in the creative arts therapies and arts education for students with disabilities.

To provide scholarship opportunities for creative arts therapy students at the post-secondary level.

To promote awareness of the creative arts therapies among school-age students and the general public through scholarship opportunities (posters, essays, song writing contests, and community service projects).

To promote continued education for creative arts therapists and teachers of students with special needs through lectures, mentorship, and supervision.

To provide grants to individuals and organizations to start creative therapy services, or to bridge a gap in funding.