Education Philippines Project #59353

Ensuring Education for Poor Philippines Children

by Peace Winds Korea

Project Report | Oct 17, 2023
The children were invited by the public library

By Soo-yeon | Intern

Hello! This is Soo-yeon Jeon from Peace Winds Korea.
Today I would like to share with you the latest news from the Childcare Learning Center!

- Invited by the public library
The public library of the city invited the children of the Childcare Learning Center. They looked around the library with the librarian and played with new toys. The teacher was impressed because the children didn't fight and got along together.
While the children played, the parents were given an orientation. It was about the child care they could get. The parents were satisfied with the orientation because they got information they didn't know.

- Visit from the Drivers Club
The Drivers Club visited the Childcare Learning Center to support the school supplies. The Drivers Club got to know about the poor situation of the Childcare Learning Center and decided to support the children. The teacher and the children felt that the Childcare Learning Center is run by people's love and support.

- Child of the Month
A child wearing plaid shirts in a picture is introduced as the child of the month. This child is 3 years old and goes to the Childcare Learning Center with his brother. He is so calm and mature that he doesn't even cry when his mother leaves the Childcare Learning Center. The children cry easily when they miss mom, but he didn't. The teacher is so proud of him.

That's all for the September update from the center!
We ask for your support and encouragement for the children.

Thank you for reading!

Sincerely,
Soo-yeon.

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