Gender Equality Argentina Project #16645

Temporary Home for Children in Argentina

by Mensajeros de la Paz Argentina

Project Report | May 30, 2014
School days aren't so boring at Pewmafemalen!

By Lorena Ponce | Project Leader

Drawings made by the girls

Dear Friends of Global Giving,

The autumn is already with us and it’s been three months since the girls started the school year.

Every morning they are awaken up by the lovely “aunties”, who work in Pewmafemalen Home. Once the girls are dressed and have brushed her teeth, they go to the dining-room to have a nutritious breakfast.

Today is Tuesday and it’s time for Dancing lessons: one of the many activities we offer with the objective of giving them a space to relax, express themselves and have fun! (On our next report you will have more news about it!)

All that exercise made the girls really hungry…so, around noon, one of the “Aunties” calls everybody: The lunch is served!

After delicious spaghetti, we must get ready for school. Here are some pictures that we would love to share with you!

Some of the girls who live in Pewmafemalen have never attended to school before. Now all of the receive education and school support. Education is a self-enlightening process, crucial to the overall development of an individual and the society at large.

We would also like to take a moment to thank all of you for the incredible support. It has been two months since we started this huge challenge of being on the Global Giving Platform and it has been extremely rewarding all the love that we received from you.

We hope to continue growing together along this difficult but wonderful path of helping those in need.

Best wishes,

The Team from Mensajeros de la Paz Argentina

The girls walking to School

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