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Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA)WECA Language School in Tondo, Philippinesat Hygiene and women's health education newsWe deliver.

This support project was carried out for a total of 120 children and female adolescents from the garbage village, which has a very poor environment. 

To help children develop healthy bodies and hygiene habits, we provided practical material support and customized education in two parts: first and second.

Children in the Tondo region were in an environment where they were very vulnerable to basic hygiene management such as brushing their teeth, washing hands with soap, and bathing, to the extent that some children had never used shampoo until they were 7 or 8 years old.

WECA is for childrenAlcohol, soap, shampoo, tissue, toothbrush, toothpasteHygiene kits containing this were delivered and guidance was given step by step on how to properly use hygiene products. 

By learning how to brush their teeth and wash their hands thoroughly, the children had a valuable time learning why cleanliness and hygiene are important.

In the second training session that followed, 50 female adolescents who were in the blind spot of health and hygiene were providedSanitary napkin supportwithWomen's health educationwas carried out. 

We systematically guided children on how to use sanitary pads and how to maintain hygiene, as well as basic sex education and contraceptive methods to help children establish correct sexual values, so that they could protect their own bodies.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to our sponsors and Happy Bean donors who always warmly help us prevent diseases through hygienic habits and help children grow up healthy and dignified despite the poor environment of the garbage village.

“Hygiene and health education are the most basic and essential welfare measures that protect children’s right to health and increase their emotional self-esteem. 

WECA will continue to provide health and hygiene support to children in Tondo, Philippines so that they can grow up confidently in a safe and healthy environment.”

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid

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