Ms Kiran Bir Sethi, 49(now), started with her own children Started a new school system to train student to devise solutions to a problem in their school. She launched a national “ Design for change” (DFC) program She and her children are involved in DFC DFC spread to Australia & Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia) Children at Australia collected non-perishable food and gave to the poor in their communities.

1. By: Cheng Ta , Eddie , Jia Hui and Kai Yun

2. Walk for Hunger
 The picture on below is Ms Kiran Bir Sethi
 She along with a blind boy
joined a campaign called
“Walk for Hunger”

3. Walk for Hunger
 The campaign aims to raise funds for the
700,000 people who do not have enough to
eat in their homeland .
 The team raised US$ 1,650 (S$2,070) ,
which will be enough to get 80 families
groceries for a week through programmes
run by a charity, Project Bread.

4. Example of program
 Children aged 5 to 12 participate in a
walk of about 6.4km. In which , many of
them have walked it before the previous
year.
 They join without asking for any rewards

5. About the walk
 It is a 20-mile walk begins on the Boston
Common, and winds through Boston,
Brookline, Newton, Watertown, and
Cambridge.
 The walk normally is in the morning

6. History of Walk of hunger
 Since 1969, The Walk for Hunger has
been a tradition in Massachusetts.
 The Walk for Hunger is on the first
Sunday in May every year

7. How to donate
 Give us a call at 617-723-5000
 walk@projectbread.org
 Every donation is valued no matter
the amount

8. Thank you for your kind
attention