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Relationships of Reciprocity: How a Two-Day Community-Based Tourism Program Brings a Trifold Benefit to Those Involved

May 28, 2019/in News /by Project Child

Written by: Will Griffiths The annual Haarlemmermeer Community-Based Tourism program continued this year when a group of students from Haarlemmermeer school in the Netherlands engaged in activities and experiences of cultural learning and exchange in Kampung Code, Yogyakarta. The students are the third Haarlemmermeer group to visit Code for this experience of cross-cultural learning, each […]

Youth Volunteer Movements Around The World

May 27, 2019/in News /by Mahessa

By: Felice Valeria (Content Writer Intern) The phrase “the youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow” by Nelson Mandela is indeed true. As the future agents of change, it is crucial for youths to begin generating positive changes in their own communities. Initiating and partaking in youth volunteer movements is one of the examples […]

The Crisis of Clean Water in the Riverbank Residents

April 18, 2019/in News /by Project Child

The necessity for good quality water means not just any readily available water but that which can be used to fulfill daily needs, such as drinking, bathing, washing clothes, washing dishes, and gardening.

Socialization about stunting in Kricak

April 18, 2019/in News /by Project Child

stunting has serious impacts to childrens because the lack of nutrition supply. It will deter the developments of children cognitively and physically.

Dance Workshop in Code

April 18, 2019/in News /by Project Child

It is one of our agenda which plan to be held in Code to support the community for developing their potential to become community-based tourism.

4 WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR COMMUNITY THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM

March 15, 2019/in News /by Project Child

In our previous article about youth volunteerism, we had stressed enough its utmost importance in enhancing personal development, whilst giving back to the community simultaneously.

World Water Day 2019: “Leaving no one behind”

March 10, 2019/in News /by Project Child

Billions of people are still living without safe water, struggling to survive. Marginalized groups are often overlooked and heavily affected by discrimination as they try to access the safe water they need. World Water Day 2019 tackles the reasons why people are left behind.

PROJECT CHILD STORIES

Relationships of Reciprocity: How a Two-Day Community-Based Tourism Program Brings a Trifold Benefit to Those Involved

Youth Volunteer Movements Around The World

The Crisis of Clean Water in the Riverbank Residents

Socialization about stunting in Kricak

Dance Workshop in Code

4 WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR COMMUNITY THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM

World Water Day 2019: “Leaving no one behind”

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