Volunteering and Gotong Royong..

Volunteering in AGNS ( Art Gallery Nova Scotia ) for Nocturne

Night Festival and Family Festival..

Gotong Royong in building

Road, repairing the bridge

and cleaning the way to the

mountain..

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Community Development Projects

Library Project

"1 Book for 1 HOPE"

Description : working to provide book for kids

to read for fun.

Volunteers : Mumun, Bethany, Nithya and

Kaya.

Work : Make a shelf of book and col-

lecting the books.

Medical Health Check Up

Description : Providing free check for blood pressure

for community, every saturday afternoon. This project

closed by washing hand and brushing teeth for kids.

Volunteers : Aryo, Mayfree, Reyska, Memel, Kitty and

Coco.

Work : giving information about the dangerous of

high blood pressure, tips for stay healthy, and how the

ways of washing hand and brushing teeth.

Sampah Sobat Abdi (Garbage is My Friend)

Description : Giving a new way for community to earn money from crafting the garbage and reduce

household waste.

Volunteers : Dini, Chitha, Zaldi, Scott, Salam, Memel and Mayfree.

Work : Make a poster, Campaign, Workshop and Competition of garbage crafting.

Doing something..

Let us,

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Teaching Traditional Dances and Songs

Description : Introducing kids about the traditional dances and songs from another provinces, for

every Thursday afternoon in every school.

Volunteers : Mayfree, Aryo, Rey, Memel and Kitty.

Work : Teaching Likopulo Dance, Ayu

Manari Manasai song, etc.

Teaching Kids English

Description : Teaching kids for English

learning every Tuesday and Wednesday

started from 3.30—4.30. Hopefully, by teach-

ing the kids about English, they can speak

and understand new vocabularies of English.

Volunteer : All the participants

Work : Teaching kids in fun way

The Making Of Water Source “ Wells Bor” in Kampung Pagelaran

Description : providing water resource by mak-

ing “wells bor” for people who living in kp.

Pagelaran and providing water for cleaning stuff of

the prayers in masjid Al Muhajirin

Volunteers : Rey

Work : Ask Community

needed, make the proposal,

make the budget planning

and report for project.

Mural

Description : mural to inspire the kids to read and

discover by theirselves.

Volunteer : Chuck

Work : Drawing and Painting

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Fashion Show

Description : for all young children of elementary

school to show their walk on stage to their

family, audience, and judge.

Volunteers : Kaya, Aryo, Kitty and Salam.

Depok Got Talent

Description : to have the community compete for

showing their talent.

Volunteer : Kaya, Aryo, Kitty, Salam, Memel,

and Mumun.

Mini Soccer (Futsal)

Description : Competition of Futsal for Elementary

school.

Volunteers : Mumun, Rey, Memel, Mayfree, Chuck and

Cody.

Competition..

Cooperating with government of

Garut, CWY-PPIK participants

make many kinds of competitions

for kids and adults. Here they

are..

Drawing

Description : competition of drawing for elemen-

tary school.

Volunteer : Aryo

Volleyball

Description : Competition of Volleyball for ibu-

ibu in Depok community.

Volunteers : Bethany, Dini, Scott, Chitha, Kaya,

and Nithya.

Garbage Crafting

Description : competition of crafting the garbage.

This is the the activity that hekd after the work-

shop.

Volunteers : Dini, Chitha, Zaldi, Scott, Salam, Me-

mel and Mayfree.

Badminton

Description : competition of badminton for elemen-

tary school.

Volunteers : Salam, Zaldi, Kitty, Aryo and Mark.

Writting

Description : competition of writing for junior

high school, with “Dream” as a theme.

Volunteer : Rey

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Mid Projects

Indonesian Phase..

Canadian Phase..

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Work

Placements

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CANADIAN PHASE

Maritime Heart Centre

Description of the organization Community/Foundation Based MHC. The foundation side of the MHC is pri-marily focussed on community health initiatives and fundraising. Their flagship community program is Heart Healthy Kids (H2K). They are also responsible for Knockout Bootcamps, the cheapest fitness classes in Halifax, a stellar locally themed, heart-healthy cookbook, Eat Your Heart Out, Halifax!, as well as headlin-ing or providing support for other community events such as the Family Fun Run, Heartland Tour, and MacPass Miles. Volunteers: Mark and Memel

Adsum House

Description of the organization Adsum House provides emergency shelter for women and children experi-encing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Mission/Objectives of the Work Placement To provide volunteers with an opportunity to observe and participate in an organization dedicated to social service. Volunteers: Sophie and Mayfree

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Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

Description of the organization The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is the largest art museum in Atlantic Canada. With locations in downtown Halifax and downtown Yarmouth, the Gallery houses the Province's art collection and offers a range of exhibitions and programming. Mission/Objectives of the Work Placement AGNS will provide a creative and dynamic work placement for the CWY vol-unteers. The volunteers will work with the Programming team to help make mean-ingful art experiences available to people of all ages. Specifically, the volunteers will be working with the school tour/studio programming. Volunteers: Coco and Rey

Bryony House

Bryony House is a 24 bed shelter for abused women and their children. Es-tablished in 1978 by the Halifax Transition House Association, it is Nova Scotia's first transition house. To this date Bryony House is the only transition house in the HRM that serves women and children fleeing intimate partner violence exclusively. The Halifax Transition House Association receives 75% of its funding from

the Provincial Department of Community Services; grants, foundations, donations,

and fundraising provide other revenue.

Volunteers: Kaya and Dini

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St. Joseph- A McKay Elementary School

The Mission of St. Joseph's A. McKay School as an inner city elementary school whose students are drawn from a culturally, socially, and economically di-verse community, is to nurture a love of learning, to raise overall academic stand-ings and to promote caring, cooperative, learning behaviour in all its students by relying on the connections among the home, the school and the community, by re-assessing, constructing, and implementing a challenging curriculum and by devel-oping innovative teaching strategies that actively and creatively involve the stu-dents in the learning process. Volunteers: Chuck and Zaldi

Ecology Action Center

Mission/Objectives of the Work Placement Support our Making Tracks and School Travel Planning programs, along with Energy and Climate Change work and other work of the EAC Description of the organization The Ecology Action Centre has acted as a voice for Nova Scotia's environ-ment for over 37 years. With over 1200 members and 200 active volunteers, the EAC has been voted #1 Activist Organization by readers of The Coast magazine for six years running. Since 1971, the EAC has been working to build a healthier, more sustainable Nova Scotia. Volunteers: Chitha and Mumun

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New Leaf/Easter Seals Description of the organization New Leaf Enterprises is a program of Easter Seals Nova Scotia and provides job skills training for adults with physical and intellectual disabilities. Through our programs we provide opportunities for clients to develop work, social, life and com-munity integration skills. Job responsibilities To assist clients and staff in all program areas and to provide support as re-quired to the organization overall. Volunteers: Scott and Aryo

Salvation Army

Description of the organization The Salvation Army’s Centre of Hope offers a variety of services for individu-als and families, including addiction recovery for men, women’s social programs, camps, Back to School, Food Bank and several other programs. Mission/Objectives of the Work Placement An opportunity to learn about The Salvation Army’s Centre of Hope pro-grams and to see how volunteers make it possible for us to offer support to the community. Volunteers: Bethany and Kitty

Mik’ Maq Friendship Description of the organization Provide educational program for children in mic mac community. Volunteers: Nithya and Salam

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INDONESIAN PHASE

Workplacement Counterpart

Different in Canadian phase, in Indonesia all the partici-

pant have the same chance to be volunteer for all workplacement.

Here the workplacement counterpart:

Mumun and Kaya

Rey and Nithya

Chuck and Salam

Mayfree and Scott

Bethany and Zaldi

Memel and Chitha

Mark and Dini

Kitty and Coco

Aryo and Sophie

Sawah

Sawah is a ricefield where we were working during Indone-

sia phase. Each work counterpart working here and feel

the excitement of working with the farmers. There is one

people who always take us in Sawah, he is Abah Herman. He

always bring us to show us the step to making the rice

paddy from the first step until the last step. Usually we

will get coconut after working in Sawah and swimming in

the river after that.

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School

There are 5 elementary schools, 1 Junior high school, and

1 kindergarden that we teach during the Indonesian phase.

They are SD 1. SD 2. SD 3, SD 4, Madrasah, SMP 2 Cisompet,

and TK in Pangligaran. We teach them English or any skills

that we have that we want to teach them with out work

counterpart. It was so nice having a lot of kids friends

after that though it also challenging to control them in

the class while we teach them.

Mebel

Mebel is a furniture shop. We work in the mebel in

Pagelaran. We usually sanding the furniture, painting the

furniture, or helping the man moving the wood and make it

tidy. What also nice in this work placement is we always

get the free coffee or snacks from the owner who is so

nice!

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Host

Families

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Rey and Bethany

Canadian Host Family: Stephanie

Ritcher and Peter Stephenson Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Nur-

jamil Sutisna and Ibu Enung .s

Saodah Family

Mark and Mumun

Canadian Host Family : Kirstie

Creighton and Francois Tardif

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Arot

and Ibu Nining Family

Chuck and Memel

Canadian Host Family: Melisssa Marr

and Tyson Hines Family

Indonesian Host Family: Ibu Dedeh

Hamidah Family

Chitha and Zaldi

Canadian Host Family: Heather Wil-

kinson and Phil Greyson Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Usup

Supyadi and Ibu Cucu Maryani Fami-

ly

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Nithya and Kitty

Canadian Host Family: Sue Sirrs and

Laurie Stephenson Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak

Nurdin and Ibu Nong Akmalia Fami-

ly

Coco and Aryo

Canadian Host Family: Sharon Mead-

ows

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Judi

Susjadi and Ibu Euis Romlah Family

Mayfree and Kaya

Canadian Host Family: Jackie Mitchell

Indonesian Host Family:

Kaya : Bapak Tommy Sambas and

Ibu Cucum Family

Mayfree : Bapak Herman Maher and

Ibu Enong Satori Family

Scott and Salam

Canadian Host Family: Odessa

Spore and Bernie Kamps Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak

Bambang Rasalim and Ibu Syarifah

Munawaroh.

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Dini and Sophie

Canadian Host Family: Cathy Camp-

bell Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Her-

man Maher and Enung Satori Family

Jackie and Junus

Junus Canadian Host Family: Sheila

Davis and Freddemann Braver Family

Indonesian Host Family: Bapak Palah

Mulyana and Ibu Ade Tita Family

New Journey,

New Family..

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Let’s

Celebrate

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REMEMBRANCE INDONESIAN YOUTH DAY

A day with ceremony held

by Indonesian volunteers

to commemorate Indone-

sian Youth Day. This

celebration held every

28th October. In that

day, the Indonesian par-

ticipant were crying. So

much tears...

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Halloween

Halloween, A fun festivity on October 31 st. where children dress up as ghost, witches and other scary things and go trick out-treating in the neighbourhood for free. This is the first Halloween for Indonesian participant. They are really happy to celebrate it, and ready for their best costume. Thanks also for dini and sophie already inviting us...

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Celebrating Idul Adha in Exhibition Park Halifax with all the Moeslem par-

ticipant and Moeslem in Nova Scotia. Eventhough the Indonesian far away

from home but they have really good counterpart to support them. We were

so happy to celebrate with eating Indonesia food.

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Merry Christmas &

New Years Eve

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Be Famous!!

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Shooting in TV Station..

Published in Newspaper..

Announcing on Radio Station..

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Culture Show

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Canada

Indonesia

Culture Show

In Indonesia we use same

picture that we’ve already design

in Canada. Indonesia culture

show held on 2nd of March, in

front of SD 1. Finallyyyyy we did

it..

Both of the culture show

even in Canada or Indonesia was

so greaaattttt..

Good team work guys...

Practice make you

more than just

“PERFECT”