Just a Little Love - Halladay Quist (Supporting Child Education)Want to make a BIG difference? See how we are creating opportunity and having a blast doing it!
Posted by The Red Road Foundation on Friday, February 10, 2017
We recently had a Recycling and Sustainability Workshop with three other schools! The kids were able to speak with other students about what they have been learning in school about environmental awareness. We had the Ministry of Environment out to make a speech and did many activities that were based around recycling, It was a wonderful learning experience for all who were there!
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- Our students did a play on how throwing trash around can impact the lives of their cows and livelihood!
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- Directors of the local public school came to support!
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- Ministry of Environment really liked our recycling efforts.
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- KATV Online came to interview our school!
Our Plastic Bottle House made over 4000 plastic bottles, stuffed full of plastic trash
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- New Art Supplies from Tessa Rensink and Nirakar Thakur!!
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- Thank you for the home-made toothpaste, Grandma!
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- Thank You Ellie and Nathan for the toothbrushes and the lesson!!
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- Minty Fresh!
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- Home-made, fluoride-free toothpaste, made with baking soda, mint, salt and tulsi basil.
Bong Da, Our On Site Caretaker and Our Recycled Glass Vases
Bong Da and Our Volunteers Sanding Glasses
Art Therapy
Organic Moringa Trees Growing Wildly in Rainy Season
Recycled Glass Products for SaleAll Proceeds Go to Running Our Community Development Project
Rainy Season Rice Fields in Cambodia
Finished Recycled Building Project!!
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- A Trip to Swimming Class
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- Level Three Tutoring Group
July 16, 2016 Today at School!
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- Thank you Beaman family for the new clothes, toys and school supplies!
Recycled Plastic Trash Building Project
We are building a weatherproof work-space and storage unit for our glass productions. We have been getting villagers on board to help make plastic bottle bricks (plastic bottles filled with plastic garbage). Many have been helping and cleaning their living spaces to make the bricks. We paid them 100 riel per brick and it motivated many! We handed out flyers and have held classes on the importance of proper waste management. We teach about trash polluting water, burning plastic polluting air and the dangers of eating animals that have been eating plastic waste, thrown around the fields.
It was wonderful to have so many people come together to help, with trash clean ups and brick making. We are truly making a statement in the village and encouraging others to use the techniques.
New Books and Lice Protection\Prevention with Rachel Sutherland!! Our Educational Director has visited to bring new resources, teaching methods, songs and learning games! The kids were so happy to see her again!
Art Classes
Studying Hard!
Our Recycled Glass Productions
We bought reusable cups that the students can use when food carts come by the school. We are teaching about reducing the amount of plastic waste we are creating.
Our Vegetable Garden
Mentor Day! We have three speakers come and give a presentation on the importance or learning English, empowering ideas for the future and Human\Animal Rights! We were full beyond capacity!!
We had a class on how to make baskets, drink holders and pouches, from recycled plastic bags.
Thank you, Svenja Burgwinkel !
