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If anyone has a burning desire to read our project report...

Here's a confession. We kinda just threw ourselves into the project without clear objectives (I know, shocking right??! ) But hey we had a lot of passion, so here's the thing that we learned: No matter how good you are at organising stuff, harassing your friends & the public to buy your cakes (marketing), making awesome graphics & videos & creative campaigns & events, at the end of the day passion is what keeps you going. (And money to sustain your business/initiative/etc) (but passion 😅😉)

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In light of the , it's more important than ever to show kindness and empathy to others. Want to know how to help?

1. Volunteer with N.E.S.T, one of our projects that helps refugees in Newcastle with their homework and English skills http://bit.ly/2zgsi3i

2. Volunteer with Beyond Barriers, an online platform run by N.E.S.T which allows refugees from all around the world to access free language help and advice. https://n-e-s-t.org/beyond-barriers-1-1

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Visit us (Kezia Monica) in front of NUSU tomorrow, for a fun afternoon making some delish sandwiches & spreading the love to those in need

Get involved & decide.. which team are you on???

The best part of our week has been meeting new students as they learn new microvolunteering skills from some of our student leads. Tomorrow it is the turn of Monica and Kezia, offering edible treats that you have to make yourself!

On day 1 we were given a house tour, tested the children's reading skills, made es buah, had the biggest Indo meal with the children & sang beautifully (NOT).

On day 2 we joined their morning prayer & bible reading at 5am. After breakfast we visited a couple of local attractions while the children went to school. In the afternoon we gave the children the letter that some of you wrote, played games with them and had another session of bible reading (the children clearly had a better influence on us than us on them LOL).

On day 3 we hired a bus to go for a picnic in Borobudur, which is the largest Buddhist temple in the world (I think so I haven't googled this). One of you sponsored our drinks so the children had fresh coconut & pink milk with their lunch (thanks, u babe). We also had popmie (cup noodles) on the way home on the bus (yep we brought a huge thermos with hot water because you never know when you get hungry). We ended the day with teaching some of the children 6th grade math (I hope I taught the right thing.. we'll never know...)

And on day 4 we said our goodbyes, except it's not a goodbye, it's a see you again. Cos we'll be back next year (Andreas Lukita Halim don't let down my mother).

That's it from us. Here's a lot of hugs (enough to keep you warm until we see you again x)

Our team is flying to Solo tomorrow to visit SILO, the orphanage we've been raising money for.

However, we had the chance to see a different group of children in different part of Indo. These children are looked after by a centre that partner with people - not only to create educational opportunities, but to also provide nutritional needs & equip these children & their mothers (DREAM) with extra set of skills (music, sewing etc).

As the project ended, we realised we raised more money that we originally aimed for (THANK U) so we decided to allocate some of the extra money we made for school supplies, nutritions & some musical instruments to this centre (solely for the fab job they've been doing & to get these kids to school so THEY CAN CHANGE THE WORLD).

Thanks again for all the love. Do follow our journey to Solo this weekend on Instagram () # # #
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