Review

The World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) helps children from the Ratanakiri minority village in Cambodia to continue learning with greater self-esteem.Educational uniform support projectproceeded.

Uniforms were delivered to a total of 145 ethnic minority children and adolescents studying at various educational facilities in the Rattanakiri branch.

• Rattanakiri With Home:20 people

• Ratanakiri Koan Preschool & After School:50 people

• Ratanakkiri Kepior Kindergarten & After School:50 people

• Ratanakkiri Korean Language School:25 people

For children in minority villages who have been participating in classes without separate school uniforms or school uniforms, this uniform support has a significant educational meaning beyond a simple clothing gift.

The faces of the children wearing the same uniform showed me that I was a student at this school.A strong sense of belonging and prideIt has bloomed. 

As well as neatly organized clothes, the children's attitude toward learning and concentration in class also improved.

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to our sponsors who have shown their warm love so that children can confidently go to school every day without being intimidated by their environment.

“Uniforms are a valuable educational asset that instills in children the pride of being a student who has the right to learn proudly.” 

WECA will continue to provide strong support to ensure that children from minority villages are not alienated, grow up in a better environment, and grow into talented individuals in the community." 

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

In the future, WECA, the World Educational Cultural Aid, will not stop finding hope for children in underprivileged areas.

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