At the beginning of November - when there were not so many new cases of coronavirus here - we had the first face-to-face meeting with the coordinators of the Community Program for the accompaniment of children with projected capacities, after almost two years.
The Community Program at this time has nine peasant coordinators. Two of them could not attend this meeting and, as we were so few and we are all vaccinated, we were able to meet in the Hatun Wasi, the large salon of Rural Libraries, with the windows and doors open. We had also moved the dining room to the open space of the garage so that we could be more comfortable and safe during meals.
It was a truly moving encounter, with deep and enriching feelings at the same time. Being able to speak directly, see each other and share again has done us all very good.
We received and exchanged many experiences, we kept up to date with the achievements and progress of the project and of the children and we confirmed the importance of the work of our volunteers - without the Community Program, children with disabilities in rural communities would have been abandoned throughout the entire pandemic.
Thanks to this team of really great people!
Thank you for your presence, your continuous volunteer work, your dedication and love for the children and families of the Program.
No comments:
Post a Comment