For Young Japanese, It’s Back to the Farm - NYTimes.com
by karlcowHe is part of Japan’s 2,400-strong Rural Labor Squad, urban trainees dispatched to the countryside under a pilot program to put Japan’s underemployed youth to work tilling its farms.
He is part of Japan’s 2,400-strong Rural Labor Squad, urban trainees dispatched to the countryside under a pilot program to put Japan’s underemployed youth to work tilling its farms.
my request is as following: 1- be in touch with responsibles of associations taking care of children with down syndrome, share with them the programs we provide ours with, to integrate them socially, working on what we call early action and scolar integration 2- get in touch with mothers and give them guidance at home 3- look for sponsors and donaters to whome we could present our projects in details and see if we can build something in two or more arabic countries ans franchise system in taking care of handicaped persons 4- invite people to our country as trainees or visit other arabic countries as trainees also to keep on learning and learning to better performance
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