Since our inception with about a dozen volunteers in 2006, we have been fortunate to receive support from friends with diverse backgrounds. Our founding members came from the education sector, as well as fields such as law, finance, marketing, business, and information technology. They all recognized the significant role music plays in nurturing children's potential.

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Driven by the desire to break through the societal misconception that the harp is only for the affluent, and guided by voluntary harp teachers and professional harpists, we aimed to provide opportunities for children from all backgrounds to engage with the harp. Our goal was to broaden their horizons, foster confidence, enhance expressive abilities, and cultivate a spirit of continuous improvement through music training.

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Eighteen years later, with the help of dedicated volunteers, we have expanded our reach. Like-minded parents, teachers, students, and friends from various harp circles and NGOs have joined us in initiating diverse forms of education and sharing.

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Through these initiatives, we have uncovered the benefits of harp experiences in promoting physical rehabilitation, including hand-eye coordination, muscle training, and focused determination. This expansion has enabled us to serve a wider audience, including children and adults with and without disabilities.