Review

Supported by World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Cambodia Ratanakkiri WE-FC soccer team has reported that the past six months of meaningful league matches and friendly matches have ended successfully.

The WE-FC soccer team, composed of elementary and middle school children from minority villages who are prone to geographical and cultural isolation, has maintained constant exchange through regular league matches and friendly games between schools.

Children have been sweating and practicing even in the dusty playground. We had a time of growth, checking each other's skills and learning together by showing off passing and shooting.

In particular, this friendly match was Regardless of simple victory or defeat, it was a valuable opportunity for children from different villages and schools to come together without prejudice.

While running together while breathing heavily, the children developed cooperation with their teammates and learned sportsmanship to respect the opposing team. NanumGothic; font-size: 11pt; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> Deep friendship and harmony were formed with just one soccer ball.

WE-FC, which successfully completed the last league schedule, is currently forming a team with new prospects for the upcoming new school year.

Children grow up healthier through soccer, We plan to continue activities to ensure that the warm communication between the village and school continues.

We ask for your continued love and strong support from our sponsors to the Cambodian Ratanakkiri children who run confidently in a remote mountain village, dreaming of green ground.

"I see a healthy tomorrow in the children who have become one across language and village boundaries with just one soccer ball.

WECA will be with you to help children develop open minds and good character through sports."

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

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