這次我們會和Mezitli Municipality合作，為土耳其地震的受災兒童舉辦藝術活動。來自土耳其不同地區的藝術家和香港的參加者們，會一起籌備工作坊，包括繪畫、音樂和創意戲劇等等，還會有社交扮演和魔術表演等等活動。
我們希望透過這些活動，能夠減輕10至17歲兒童的焦慮感，幫助他們從藝術中療癒心靈。除此之外，我們也會支援一些其他的工作，例如為地震災民提供糧食和人道救援物資等等。希望大家在這裡能夠享受生活，並為當地社區做出貢獻。即刻報名加入我們，一起用藝術和愛心，為土耳其的孩子們帶來歡笑和溫暖吧！
(Location: MERSIN, TURKEY）
(超值之選：參與此工作營 - 平均每日只需少於 HKD350 🔥)
We will partner with Mezitli Municipality to organize art activities for children affected by earthquakes. Mezitli, a democratic municipality, has received international awards for social innovation and is one of the most influential municipalities in providing humanitarian aid for earthquake victims. The program will be held in Happy Life Village, and workshops such as painting, music, and creative drama will be organized with the collaboration of artists from various regions of Turkey. Volunteers will also support other work, such as a soup kitchen and providing humanitarian aid materials. The program aims to reduce anxiety experienced by children aged 10-17 and will provide social and community benefits to the local people.
【土耳其工作營】童學童玩義進步
主要工作
食宿安排
閒餘活動
-組織各種藝術活動，以減輕地震對兒童的創傷
-還將提供有關自然災害、和平生活和可持續發展目標的遊戲化培訓
-參加者還可以提供人道主義援助物資
Two major earthquakes hit Kahramanmara in southeast Turkey, and hundreds of aftershocks affected 10 cities, causing heavy damage to thousands of buildings. Tens of thousands of adults and children affected by the earthquake were relocated to temporary accommodation areas in safe cities, many of which were established by municipalities. More than 150,000 earthquake survivors live in Mezitli, with many staying in various parts of the city, such as relatives' houses, student dormitories, and private estates.
Various art activities will be organized in Mezitli to reduce the trauma of children who experienced the earthquake and to heal their anxiety disorders through art. Workshops such as painting, music, and creative drama will be held, along with activities like social clowning and magic. The program aims to reduce anxiety in children aged 10-17, and gamified training on natural disasters, peaceful living, and sustainable development goals will also be provided. Volunteers who can provide visual, auditory, and non-formal education and activities for children and young people aged 10-14 and 15-17 will be preferred.
In addition to supporting art activities and training for children, volunteers can provide humanitarian aid materials, establish soup kitchens for earthquake victims, and create appropriate accommodation conditions such as landscaping. Although the earthquake did not have a devastating effect on Mezitli, many children and adults in the area experienced fear and psychological effects of the earthquake. Similar socialactivities will be organized for children who did not have their houses destroyed in the earthquake but experienced panic. The program will be held at Happy Life Village, owned by the Mezitli Municipality, and the subjects of study may change based on the needs of the municipality. Every contribution made by volunteers will provide social and community benefits to the local people.
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