Children’s Academy and PM meeting

The first Saturday of June was the time for the Children’s Academy held in the Community House of Szeged. This time two elder members of the Foundation, György-Dávid Valentin and Gázsik László came to have a light chat with the children about the pros and cons of the life in the Foundation, If someone, they were totally truth worthy as they have already gone through the hardships that the younger kids are facing right now. We truly believe that they ideas and experience will help the children to focus more on the future success, which is not necessarily visible at the moment.

The afternoon was devoted for the parents who came to discuss some important issues. One of these was to share their ideas and views about their children’s relationship with the Foundation. We got valuable information from them to avoid burning out. Thank you for the active participation, which leads us to better work.

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