Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income

by International Disaster Volunteers (IDV)
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income
Give 30 Orphaned Children a Sustainable Income

Project Report | Aug 6, 2014
Celebrating achievement to teach responsibility

By Emma Taylor | IDV Head of Media & Marketing

Celebrating achievement at the orphanage
Celebrating achievement at the orphanage

Thanks to the support of donors like you the kids at the HTDC orphanage are continuing to thrive!

The school year has just finished and six kids “graduated” kindergarten and will be moving onto elementary school this fall.

The orphanage held a special graduation ceremony to celebrate their achievement, and its partly by rewarding achievements in this way that the orphanage leaders teach the kids about responsibility while also having fun.

But, the orphanage leaders’ successful methods show every day, not just on special events like graduation.

The older kids continue to get involved with helping around the orphanage. For example, by helping organize “summer camp” now school is out. The older kids also help the younger kids learn about responsibility by organizing competitions to see who has the tidiest room, or does their homework first.

In this way all the kids at the orphanage help out while also having fun. Over the past three years donors like you have given their hard earned money to make all this possible. But while the orphanage is extremely grateful they’re also keen to be financially independent one day.

That’s why your donations to this project are so important. We’ll use them to buy the orphanage a bus it can rent out and earn an income. The orphanage leaders teach the kids everyday that it’s important to work hard and take responsibility. So thank you for letting them begin to take responsibility for the future of the kids themselves.

As always, if you ever have any queries about how we’re using your donation, please don’t hesitate to email Emma@IDVolunteers.org. I would be delighted to hear from you.

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May 28, 2014
Nathaelle wants to say thank you

By Emma Taylor | Head of Media and Marketing

Mar 10, 2014
Joy and learning at HTDC!

By Emma Taylor | Head of Media and Marketing at IDV

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International Disaster Volunteers (IDV)

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Andy Chaggar
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Andy Chaggar
Bristol , Somerset United Kingdom

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