Have you ever imagined living children in garbage?

Hello, sponsors.

I'm So-yeon, the project manager.

I am going to visit Tondo Garbage Village in the Philippines on April 1st.

Currently, I am packing items to deliver to the children before visiting.

On my last visit, I asked the children what they needed and they said sanitary pads. So I'm going to bring a sanitary pad when I visit Tondo Garbage Village this time. It will be prepared with the donations you sent me. We still have three weeks to visit, so we ask for your continued interest and support.

And with the donation you gave me last time, I will pack skin ointment and anthelmintics to deliver to children.

This time, we will also deliver necessary medicines to children.

The next report will be made by attaching photos that I personally deliver to the children.

Please give us a lot of support and support so that we can go on a business trip well.

I'll say hello as a report soon.

Thank you.

Hello!

Sponsor, this is U9change.

Here's the news from the Philippine garbage village!

I've been visiting children's homes for the past three months.

The most memorable child's house was Louisa's.

Louisa digs scrap metal for garbage in the afternoon.

Louisa finds scrap metal in a garbage dump and sells it to a junk shop to earn a living.

In the garbage village, you can see children gathered in piles of garbage to pick up scrap metal or plastic.

Interestingly, after visiting many times, the children remember the face of the U9change staff.

In the first week of last December, U9change gave them anthelmintic and multivitamins.

In addition, We delivered a sore throat medicine because I heard that a cold is prevalent.

To continue to help children, we need the help of our sponsors

Please show a lot of interest and support in the new year

In the new year, U9change will also support children's health.

Please be a hero who takes care of children's health with us.

Thank you.