Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature

by NPO Mirai no Mori
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature
Empowering Youth in Care Homes Through Nature

Project Report | Apr 2, 2019
Seminar and Completion of LIT program

By Kozue Oka | Executive Director

Date: Sunday, March 17, 2019
Location: Accenture Minato Mirai Office
Participants: Around 60 guests

The last LIT program for this year was the preparation and the actual seminar. We started earlier than usual on Saturday morning, to finish the preparation. They started with finalizing the contents and the slides, as well as tweaking the flow and phrases so that they can convey the message more effectively. They were supposed to finish the slides by lunch time and move on to rehearsal, but it ended up taking them all afternoon. And by the time they finished with rehearsal and got feedback, it was quite late int the evening.

On Sunday, we started the day with the final practice, incorporating all the feedback from the previous night, then prepared to welcome guests by setting up reception and arranging volunteer helpers.

There were about 60 guests, including the employees of the sponsoring companies, Mirai no Mori camp staff, and care workers from a few different homes. The actual seminar went very smoothly. The participants were all fully engaged for the entire seminar, with personal experiences and stories that they normally won’t be able to hear and opportunities to ask questions about the care homes directly. It took a little longer than the practice because of it, but LITs did very well and participants were all amazed with their accomplishment.

While there were many ups and downs this year, each LIT gained new experience and had new discovery for themselves, and have grown accordingly. Whether they will come back to Mirai no Mori as LITs next year or not, we hope they will all continue to grow and discover new possibilities for themselves with skills and knowledge that they acquired this year.

To the supporters of the program, thank you so much for your generous support for the LIT program this year. We will continue to improve this program, so that more children can live confidently and happily, when they go out into the society.

We are starting our 3rd annual program this April with a new team, including 4 girils and 3 boys. We all look forward to seeing what kind of challeges they will encounter and overcome this year as a team.

We truly appreciate your continuous support for LITs and Mirai no Mori.

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NPO Mirai no Mori

Location: Minato-ku, Tokyo - Japan
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Kozue Oka
Minato-ku , Japan

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