Projects

Here's just a small sampling of the things we aspire to do over the years.

Free Tutoring

Free tutoring for needy children can have a number of positive effects on society. It can help to level the playing field for children from lower-income families, who may not have access to the same resources and opportunities as their more affluent peers. This can help to reduce the achievement gap and improve educational outcomes for these children. Additionally, providing free tutoring can also help to reduce the burden on underfunded schools and improve the overall quality of education in the community. It can also help to reduce poverty in the long run as education is strongly linked to better job prospects and higher earning potential. Furthermore, it can also help to promote social mobility and reduce inequality.

Developing Communication Skills

Good communication is the bridge between the confusion and clarity. We help the community to bridge the gap in social & formal communication skills. It is important to note that communication skills development is a lifelong process, so it's important to approach it with patience and persistence.

  1. Encourage conversation and active listening: Create an environment where children feel comfortable talking and actively listen to what they have to say.

  2. Role-playing and drama: Encourage children to act out different scenarios, such as job interviews or public speaking, in order to practice their communication skills.

  3. Reading and writing: Provide children with access to books, magazines, and other reading materials, and encourage them to write in journals or on a blog.

  4. Exposure to different languages and cultures: Provide children with exposure to different languages and cultures, which can help them to develop an understanding of different communication styles.

  5. Provide feedback and support: Continuously provide feedback and support to children, so they can learn from their mistakes and improve their communication skills.

  6. Use technology: Using technology such as videos, podcasts, and online communication tools can help children to develop their communication skills in a fun and engaging way.

  7. Partner with community organizations: Partner with community organizations that provide resources and support for families and children, such as libraries and after-school programs.

Sharing Sports Equipments

Resources are passed on from one hand to another. It can never go wasted. It is very important that we teach our kids the value of the tools, most importantly give them the secret of joy by sharing. We collect the equipments, organize and reach out to the community who can be benefited. Encourage the kids to go out and play by giving them the equipments for free!

Sharing sports equipment with low-income families can help in several ways:

  1. Encourage physical activity: Sports equipment can help to encourage children from low-income families to participate in physical activity, which can improve their overall health and well-being.

  2. Building self-esteem: Playing sports can help children to build self-esteem, self-confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.

  3. Teamwork and social skills: Sports can also help children to develop teamwork and social skills, as well as discipline, and resilience.

  4. Provide an alternative to negative activities: Providing children with access to sports equipment can also provide an alternative to negative activities such as drug use, violence, and gangs

  5. Promote positive community engagement: Sports can also help to promote positive community engagement by bringing people together and fostering a sense of community spirit.

  6. Access to the equipment is a barrier: Many low-income families struggle to afford sports equipment, so sharing equipment can help to remove a barrier that might otherwise prevent children from participating in sports.

It's important to note that sharing equipment alone is not enough, it should be accompanied by organized sports programs and/or volunteer coaches to provide guidance and mentorship to the children. Also, involving the parents in the programs can help increase their engagement and support for their children's sports activities.