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This project aimed to help abandoned elderly people living in unfavorable conditions in the author's community. The goals were to clean their home, organize a concert and lunch to bring them attention, and deliver food and supplies. Over three days the author and friends tidied the nursing home, held a concert and lunch, then delivered presents to other elderly homes. At the end, the nursing home director and elderly expressed gratitude in a letter.
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1. Students from a village school in India launched a campaign to improve sanitation and cleanliness in their village.
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The webinar provides information about volunteering with Cross-Cultural Solutions (CCS) in Ghana. CCS has been operating volunteer programs in Ghana for over 15 years, placing over 2,200 volunteers. Volunteers can teach children, work in healthcare facilities, or assist with community development projects. Volunteers live in a home-base located in a residential community, where they participate in cultural activities and excursions on weekends. The in-country staff provide 24/7 support to volunteers throughout their program.
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Bhutanese culture influences learning in several ways:
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- Language and education differ between urban and rural areas. Urban schools have more educated parents, exposure to Western societies, and experienced teachers. Rural schools have less exposure, access to resources, and inexperienced teachers.
- Culture emphasizes collectivism, power distance, and respect, which influences how students learn and interact with teachers.
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- 1. Help to the old people By Suerova Elina
- 2. Needs • This project brings benefit for our community, especially for nursing abandoned people’s home. As in our city people don’t give much attention for them. So I decided to help them.
- 3. Goals • My goals are giving much more attention for abandoned old people in my community. • To inform residents of my community that these kind of people live in unfavorable conditions. •
- 4. Plans • In the first day I and my friends tidied up their home: • In the second day we organized wonderful concert and gave for them big lunch. • At the third day we delivered some presents like food and body care things to abandoned old people.
- 5. Resources • For the cleaning we used: bucket, rake, besom, shovel, duster and rag. • For the concert we used microphone, DVD, CD, komuz (kyrgyz national musical instrument). • For the lunch we brought some bread, sweets, kyrgyz national food, juice.
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