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#Increased gratitude and patience #Love from the children and staff #A valuable and moving experience
Let''s give wings to Cambodian children with disabilities who have lost their wings.
Q. Please tell us your level of satisfaction with the project.Please let us know. If you are satisfied, what did you like?
A. 10/10
For children with disabilities,I went to help them,but it was actually a time when I received more.It was.
The center staff who devote all their care to the children with disabilities despite the difficult conditions,
I saw, learned, and received even more love from the children.
Q. Would you recommend this project?
A.10points / 10 points
Kind and friendly staff and children who give angelic smiles...
They don''t lose their smiles even in difficult and deprived conditions,and they look out for and support each other.
I hope you can feel the same emotion I felt in their beautiful acts of helping and supporting one anotherPlease.
Q. After participating in this project, have you experienced any changes?
As a special education teacher in charge of a class of six students, receiving assistant support when necessary,
to me, the three staff at the center who care for a class of 28 children with severe disabilities
were simply amazing.Without losing their smiles, they attend to each child,
and it was a time I resolved to learn to give the same wholehearted care.It was.
Q. Lastly, do you have anything you''d like to say?
Visiting resorts and famous tourist sites was of course a good travel experience, but,
spending time with a local community, sharing a meal and laughing and crying together,
is an invaluable experience that cannot be exchanged for anything.It was.
To the Gap Year coordinators and volunteers who organized the project and allowed me to participate, ensuring everything ran smoothly,
to all the Cambodian staff who checked every little detail, prepared delicious meals, and provided local guidance,
who never lost their smiles and waited for us despite our small mistakes and occasional rudeness,
to the center staff and field teachers, and above all... from the moment of our first meeting until the last day,
the 28 children who smiled whenever our eyes met....
Thank you to everyone who gave me their precious time.
Capturing the growth journeys
of our participants.
