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World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) supports safe housing and learning for female students. NanumGothic; font-size: 11pt;">Ethiopia Pavilion and Women's With HomeAfter this vacation, a lively new semester has begun.

In line with Kwanwa High School's opening schedule on September 23, 60 female students who successfully completed the 10th grade from September 21st to 24th and moved on to the 11th grade returned to With Home with their bags in hand. 

The faces of the children with bright smiles as they hugged friends they had not seen in a long time were full of anticipation and excitement for the new school year.

Ethiopia Hall and Women's With Home are strong homes that provide safe accommodation and nutritious meals to female students who are prone to drop out of school due to the risk of long-distance commuting to school and poor home environments. 

Students will focus on regular school classes for the next two weeks and spend an adjustment period, then

NanumGothic; font-size: 11pt;">From the second week of October, we plan to begin computer job training, after-school supplementary classes for major subjects, and awareness-raising education to help emotional growth.

60 girls in Ethiopia who devote themselves to learning within a safe environment and prepare to move into the wider world. We ask for your warm interest and strong support so that you can grow your dream in a healthy way.

"Providing girls with a safe place to stay and study is the most powerful force in preventing them from dropping out of school and allowing them to open their own futures.

WECA will continue to provide careful care and quality education support through With Home so that the children of With Home can build their skills without hesitation and grow into confident female talents." 

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

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