Review

News from the WECA language school in Tondo Village, Manila, Philippines.

In the classroom, a diverse curriculum is provided, including basic language education in English and Tagalog, as well as basic mathematics and art classes that foster creativity. It is in progress.

Even in the rainy rain that has been pouring incessantly for nearly two months, the teachers' passion for education does not cool down. 

Because of the poor environment, many children want to go out to play on the street rather than in front of their desks, so teachers walk through the alleys in the rain every day, holding the hands of children and leading them to the classroom. 

The most important thing now is for children to acquire the basic habit of sitting at their desks and studying calmly every day without giving up.

Another gift that provides a strong support to children is .

Every time, 150 to 200 children from the slums receive a warm and nutritious meal.

Through the pouring rain. Activists feel greatly rewarded and touched every time they see children running with bright smiles holding their food trays in time for school meals.

Learning even in the mud and wind and rain We ask for your warm interest and strong support from our sponsors to the children in the Tondo slums in the Philippines who are growing strong without letting go.

"The future of Tondo lies in the sincerity of teachers who hold children's hands and head to class even in the harsh rain, and in the eyes of children smiling brightly after a warm meal.

The small first step of alleviating hunger and cultivating study habits is the greatest power to change children's lives."

— World Educational Cultural Aid Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan