Give a Little Love to the Children Refugees
A Day of Hope and Love for the Children
Auckland
As much as we would like to protect our children, they all too often experience trauma and disasters. These may be the result of natural disasters or the consequence of man-made tragedies such that of political war, terrorist attacks or shootings on school grounds.
*This project is to offer assistance to these families, who are not only traumatized by the experience but also crippled by the loss of mostly everything in their lives.
The campaign is about reaching out and making known to them that there are people who care for them, that everything is temporary, and that things are going to get better one day.
Hence the aim is to:
- help the children in developing many behaviors like socialization, sharing, kindness, caring and cooperation
- allow them to feel bad, cry and release negative emotions in a healthy manner
- give them a venue to feel good, make them realize that they can have periods of joy even when coping with loss
- encourage them to make small daily decisions in order for them to feel in control over their lives once more
Caring for Humanity International's involvement (page creator)
While it is impossible to alleviate their plight overnight, Caring for Humanity International Foundation aims to host A DAY OF HOPE AND LOVE for the newly arrived children refugees in Auckland.
We reach out to them with both physical and spiritual nourishment thru a day of fun games, enrichment activities and a feeding program in cooperation with concerned organization as a local partner.
About us
We are a Charitable Institution, organized by Nurses working in Auckland. We extend our assistance to local communities in New Zealand and abroad that have been badly devastated by natural calamities or have been exposed to violence. We are looking at it from the perspective of alleviating people’s condition through systematic approach affecting particular groups who suffered traumatic events; conditions such as personal assaults, discrimination, natural or human-caused disasters, serious accidents such as car wreck, terrorist attacks, natural disasters; tornado, hurricane, fire, flood or earthquakes. On these events, we see the children, women and the elderly as the most vulnerable, therefore our priority.
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