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Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) WE School in Kasanda, Uganda On November 6, Sponsorship donations and new school uniforms were delivered to sponsored children to give them a hopeful tomorrow.

Kasanda, Uganda is an underprivileged area where, due to long-standing bad habits and poverty, many children drop out of school at a young age and are easily driven into early marriage or subsistence work.

In a place where learning opportunities are difficult to reach, the World Educational Cultural Aid established WE School and established a learning center.

In this reality, tiered sponsorship helps children It is the most precious lifeline that helps you continue your studies within the safe enclosure of We School.

On this day At the site, valuable donations were delivered to the sponsored children, and new school uniforms (WECA t-shirts and jumpers) were also provided so that they could wear them neatly and study every day.

Overwhelming relief and bright smiles appeared on the faces of the children who carefully wrote their names in the signature box and held the donation envelopes.

Thanks to this support, children can escape from the cycle of early marriage and labor, and continue to attend school to have a brighter future. I have confidently taken a step towards it.

Reliable wings that protect children's learning and change their lives. We sincerely thank our supporting members,

We ask for your continued love and support so that the dream trees of Kasanda, Uganda, can grow into proud leaders of society.

"For children who were almost trapped in the cycle of early marriage and poverty, sponsorship has opened the safe fence of school and an opportunity for tomorrow.

So that children can change their lives and move on to a bigger world through learning, WECA will continue to be by your side and be a reliable stepping stone."

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid

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