Review

 To mark 'World Health Day' on April 7th, a special health and hygiene education was conducted at School No. 29 in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. 

This training was designed to help children grow healthy by delivering proper hygiene education and health knowledge to children in areas with poor sanitation environments.

This training was attended by 70 Korean language classroom students and 6th and 7th grade female students. 

In particular, for female students whose bodies are beginning to change, practical management methods and health rules were delivered in detail under the theme of 'Women's hygiene and health care', which received a great response from the children.

The core of this education is to create an environment where children can form healthy hygiene habits to protect themselves from diseases and focus on their studies. 

The World Educational Cultural Aid plans to continue providing hygiene education and product support to children in health blind spots.

“Clean hygiene is the most basic right for children to grow up as healthy members of society. WECA will be a strong supporter so that Uzbekistan’s children can grow up to have bright, healthy dreams.” 

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

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