Gardening sessions in “Yalla! Pour Les Enfants” summer camp
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The kids planted onions in re-used plastic bottles[/caption]
Over the past two weeks, FHF has delivered sessions on gardening to unprivileged Lebanese and Syrian children, as part of the summer camp activities organized at the educational center in Aley managed by Yalla! Pour Les Enfants.
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Learning how roots grow by planting onion bulbs in water and following-up on their evolution[/caption]
Students, teachers and parents attended the training sessions that were given by FHF experts, and participated in the practicum that was organized in the small garden of the school.
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Now that the onions have developed roots, let's plant them! :)[/caption]
The project partners hope to raise enough funds to rehabilitate the school garden, hence enabling the kids to produce healthy and organic food starting October, when they are back to school.
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The little girls planting seeds under the supervision of "Oum Maher" a Syrian mother who is now taking care of the garden[/caption]
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Everybody wants to participate! Agriculture seems to be so interesting! :)[/caption]
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Little gardeners at work[/caption]
For more info on how you can help or donate, please contact us.
The kids planted onions in re-used plastic bottles[/caption]
Over the past two weeks, FHF has delivered sessions on gardening to unprivileged Lebanese and Syrian children, as part of the summer camp activities organized at the educational center in Aley managed by Yalla! Pour Les Enfants.
[caption id="attachment_2254" align="alignnone" width="900"]
Learning how roots grow by planting onion bulbs in water and following-up on their evolution[/caption]
Students, teachers and parents attended the training sessions that were given by FHF experts, and participated in the practicum that was organized in the small garden of the school.
[caption id="attachment_2255" align="alignnone" width="900"]
Now that the onions have developed roots, let's plant them! :)[/caption]
The project partners hope to raise enough funds to rehabilitate the school garden, hence enabling the kids to produce healthy and organic food starting October, when they are back to school.
[caption id="attachment_2256" align="alignnone" width="900"]
The little girls planting seeds under the supervision of "Oum Maher" a Syrian mother who is now taking care of the garden[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2257" align="alignnone" width="960"]
Everybody wants to participate! Agriculture seems to be so interesting! :)[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2258" align="alignnone" width="960"]
Little gardeners at work[/caption]
For more info on how you can help or donate, please contact us.