Review

The children of WECA Women's Home in the Gwangwa region of Ethiopia are gradually preparing for their bright future by receiving stable accommodation and food support, as well as awareness-raising education and computer vocational training.

Recently, the rainy season has begun in earnest in Ethiopia, and children are suffering from exposure to malaria and bacterial diseases. 

For female students who study abroad and live away from their families, the pain of illness goes beyond physical pain and can be seen as psychological loneliness. 

Fortunately, they are recovering quickly through appropriate diagnosis and treatment, but the situation is extremely sad for the children who feel the absence of their families due to their sick bodies.

However, With Home's true value shines through in this moment of pain. 

This is because, on behalf of the family, the friends of the dorm stay by the side and provide sincere care. 

Through the process of caring for each other and getting better, children express their gratitude and build deeper bonds. 

Even in inclement, rainy weather, With Home is filled with warmth more than ever thanks to the children's warm friendship and care.

“What children living away from their families need most is a warm hand they can lean on when they are sick. It is amazing to see the female students at With Home overcome the pain by taking care of each other. 

WECA will provide a strong protection so that children can safely develop their dreams in a healthy environment.” 

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

The World Educational Cultural Aid will continue to do its best to provide field-oriented health support and facility operation to ensure that children do not lose their health and continue their studies in any environment.

We ask for your continued support and interest so that the Ethiopian girls can confidently pursue their dreams with a healthy body and mind.

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