Humanity Auxilium is partnering with Education Development And Services (EDAS) to help nearly 500 orphans in Bangladesh attend a Life Skills Camp — which is an opportunity of a lifetime for these children. During their time in this camp, orphans aged six to 18 will take part in inspirational lectures, intensive workshops, embark on educational trips and immersions, along with games and outdoor activities. These orphans, many who have not been to the city, will also receive daily essentials, such as food, accommodations, education, clothing, and medical care.
Here are the expectations of the Life Skills Camp that we want to be able to provide for these orphans:
1. A source of happiness and joy to the orphans
2. An avenue to improve academic performances and engage in extracurricular activities
3. Help improve character, morality and boost their skills and talents
4. Medical relief and attention
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