By Min-Chu Lee | Project Leader
The self-reliance program is a test of teenagers in Mustard Seed Youth Home to know if they can make a home-cooked meal with limited funds. The whole procedure from planning to execution is completely left to the children to play by themselves.
Reaching a consensus is the first step to learn for teamwork. Therefore, division of labor is very important. Someone is responsible for money control, someone is responsible for purchasing, and someone is responsible for cooking. According to the individual expertise, the whole team completed a common meal.
The young chef cooks the ingredients bought by his teammates one by one with proficient cooking skills.
Finally, with the division of labor and cooperation of the teenagers, they lived up to expectations and brought out a table of good dishes, and the dishes were all finished.
Self-reliance program for children in residential placement lets them work together, gives full play to their talents, cultivates their ability to live independently, and guides the children to get ready for the future.
By Ms. Ke | Project Leader
By Ms. Su | Project Leader
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