Margaret Rolla is a published illustrator, university lecturer and founding director of Artintuit. She believes that creativity is a basic human need, whatever age and ability. As part of her PhD project, she developed the Drawing Memories Program to test its effects on people with dementia, which showed visibly improved mood and quality of life indicators. The mind-blowing outcomes and emerging stories have been presented at conferences both nationally and internationally. She has also appeared on SBS Radio and in the Newcastle Herald Weekender. Margaret founded Artintuit to enable those living in aged and disability care to meet their emotional needs and find voice and a purpose in their life. She helps people tap into their creativity so they can experience joy, self-discovery and self-worth. Artintuit's  programs are specially designed to stimulate the senses, encourage problem solving and improve motor skills through simple and accessible drawing activities. Margaret holds community and online workshops, and visits care homes with groups or 1:1 sessions for those who self-isolate. The sessions provide a non-judgemental art space that is inclusive and welcoming and promote identity and a sense of belonging.