Clubs at Clara Luna

by Fundacion Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
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Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna
Clubs at Clara Luna

Project Report | Nov 14, 2016
October at Clara Luna

By Devin Olmack | Volunteer Leader

The month of October was very busy at Clara Luna with the month starting with only 2 volunteers, Geni and Xanthia from Australia. Needless to say the fun never ended. In Club de Niños we did crafts of bears, chickens, elephants, sunflowers and frogs which would have been impossible without the help from dedicated donors. Especially for Halloween and Dia de los Muertos we made some beautiful lanky skeletons. In English different ages learnt a variety of topics with the youngest ones learning all about “Our World” and the oldest ones concentrating on the present perfect tense. On the third weekend of October we travelled up north to Bahia, San Vicente and Canoa to do activities with the kids affected by the earthquake. This eye opening experience included visiting a tent city where kids are still living under tarps 6 months after the earthquake. Shortly after this weekend, 3 new volunteers came to join; Tatiana from Belgium, Sara from Germany and Lisa from France. With the extra volunteers, everything ran smoothly. At the end of October we hosted our monthly event for the families of Clara Luna. This month we had a soccer tournament. We were able to rent out the soccer field in the center of town for four hours. We had four teams of children, one of teenages, and two of parents. At the end of the tournament, each child received a recycled art medal. We are looking forward to all our events coming up  at the end of the year and our big holiday party in December. 

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Fundacion Clara Luna

Location: Puerto Lopez, Manabi - Ecuador
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Fundacion Clara Luna
Paola Martínez
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Paola Martínez
Puerto Lopez , Manabi Ecuador

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