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[Overseas News] School supplies and books delivered to Divine Shelter …
[World Educational Cultural AidWECAs (WECA),
Divine Shelter to protect single mothers in Kenya(Shelter)School supplies and books delivered to]
past12month,World Educational Cultural AidWECA (WECA)Is‘Love field together’class‘WECA’Divine Shelter for the protection of single mothers and their children operated in Kenya, Africa.(Shelter)We delivered school supplies and books to.
In general, in Africa, there are cases where sex education is relatively poor, so the rate of unmarried mothers is high..
For Kenya,The average age of women having their first childbirth is19.8count(2009year data)as,Korea has the highest average age of first childbirth in the world for women.30.97count(2013year data)compared to11Sena is low.
thus Sex education is a necessary and urgent issue in Africa.,It is difficult to apply it realistically due to customs and customs passed down from generation to generation..
However, despite the difficult economic and cultural environment, these shelter students have a very strong desire to learn.,Our World Educational Cultural AidWECA (WECA)To help these single mother students, we have been providing school supplies and books to unwed mother protection shelters in Kenya..
Students who became mothers at a young age.Although it is a very difficult and difficult environment, do not lose hope,The will to study is great..I keep studying,When you get a job and become independent,This is because you can provide a better nurturing environment for yourself and your children and live a better life..
Also, if the children see their mother studying and working hard with the books supported in this way,,Those children will also be able to grow up brighter and healthier.?
In the future, our World Educational Cultural AidWECA (WECA)including Kenya,Children around the world are in situations where it is difficult to enjoy educational benefits.,Provide a better educational environment for youth and the poor,We will work harder to ensure that they can enjoy the benefits..
[Inquiry about sponsorship for students at Kenyan single mothers’ shelter: 02-2689-3959]
