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Since commencement in 2021, our three-level intervention approach has reached:
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We often keep our emotions to ourselves. We are reluctant to show our fragility to anyone around us. We even keep our happiness to ourselves only to avoid being mistaken for showing off.
Keeping our emotions only to ourselves makes us less happy. Unable to tell others about our negative emotions, we struggle in vain to lift ourselves from our happiness.
With this programme, WEMP aims to build an environment that encourages students to be aware of their emotions and to express their feelings and needs in an appropriate way. In the pipeline, WEMP will leverage our school networks to bring Compassionate Environment across districts.
Beneficiary Schools:
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Impact:
During pilot run, we reached out to over 1,000 children and encouraged them to build a habit of sharing their emotions daily and be compassionate.
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We are developing a tool to facilitate that – a set of emotions cards for teachers and parents to interact with students. It helps students to discover their thoughts and feelings.
Later, we will bring this tool to our school network, and we target to reach over 10,000 children in the next phase.
Encourage everyone to make emotional sharing a habit.
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“Sound of Silence”
Engaging content is crucial to generate lasting impact and inspire actions. “Sound of Silence” is the story of many families.
We argue with our families sometimes. Children feel ignored by their families. We feel lost as we grow up and more responsibilities come in. We become more stressed when we face more problems in our lives for positive parenting.
WEMP uses movie as the medium:
Lessons articulated from the movie:
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An immersive journey for parents to understand and learn from professionsals.
We often find it difficult to observe ourselves and tell what we have done wrong. Apart from learning from real detriments made, we could learn from the vivid story, “Sound of Silence”.
After watching the movie, parents share their most frustrating concerns. Through ten meaningful lessons taught in the movie and inspiring Q&A, parents are able to understand more on how to position themselves in their family lives.
Service Partners:
Impact:
We target to reach 15,000 children and their families from 75 subsidised schools in low-income districts every year, and strengthen parent-child relationships through genuine family-bonding.
