"Wei ji", a Chinese character for crisis, consists of two parts: danger and opportunity. Given the fact that some children and are traumatized by wars in their countries, studies have shown that children are resilient. We believe that with attention and professional help, these children are able to transform their traumatic experiences into power for growth. Thus, while GINIE's landmine help, these children are able to transform their traumatic experiences into power for growth. Thus, while GINIE's landmine awareness education program aims to raise our awareness of the devastating effects of wars on children, this project aims to provide educational support for children in crises who are suffering from developmental delays, physical disabilities, and psychological disorders. We have been trying to do as much as we can given the fact that at present, we are still trying to conceptualize how to provide educational support according to needs. We are however pleased to invite you to visit the following sites to see what you can do for these traumatized children.

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