A few years ago, when I was driving to my job, I saw Wayuu children (An American ethnic group living in the northernmost part of Columbia.) on their way to school in the distance.
It was raining and the little ones were riding on donkeys.
I was devastated.
I am a language therapist with a focus on inclusion, differentiation and educational coaching.
I had to do something.
How can we expect equal employment opportunities if the education is not of good quality?
From that day on I have been supporting an ethno-educational centre. I advise the teachers.
I want to do more but the local government doesn’t seem to care.
I give my work and one step at a time, I have been blessed to see several of these students become professionals.
But, you can always do more! (randomactsofkindness.org)
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