22nd New Life Concert
Choir of Global Families for a Hopeful Tomorrow
It was the afternoon of November 17, and a chilly wind heralded the arrival of winter. Despite the chill, citizens with excited faces hurried toward a concert hall. Before long, the venue was brimming with over 10,000 people, and the atmosphere grew warm and lively, reminiscent of a spring day.
The 22nd New Life Concert, hosted by the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation and sponsored by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the Korea NPO Solidarity for the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Korea Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, and Incheon Sejong Hospital, took place at the Exhibition Hall on the first floor of Songdo Convensia in Songdo International City, Incheon. This concert aimed to support climate disaster victims and underprivileged neighbors. The event was attended by WeLoveU Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah, board members, over 13,000 members, and citizens. Joining them were family members of diplomats from six countries, including Peru, Ecuador, and Nepal, along with prominent figures from the political, business, cultural, artistic, and educational sectors, all united in support of WeLoveU’s “Love Neighbors” initiative.
The first part of the donation ceremony began with an opening address by Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah. She opened by stating, “The season when warmth is needed most has arrived. In a world where large-scale disasters from floods, earthquakes, heat waves, and wildfires make it difficult to envision a hopeful future, it is natural to bring hope and courage to our neighbors in need.” Chairwoman Zahng expressed her wish for those facing hardships to rebuild their daily lives and look forward to a brighter tomorrow. She also conveyed her heartfelt gratitude to the organizations and institutions that sponsored the event.
The Peruvian Ambassador to Korea, H.E. Paul Fernando Duclos Parodi, delivered a congratulatory speech, stating, “The New Life Concert is a great opportunity to show that music is a precious tool that connects humanity. I would like to pay tribute to WeLoveU’s social efforts around the world.” He also expressed hope for the friendship between Peru and WeLoveU to pave the way for a bright future. Ecuadorian Ambassador to Korea, H.E. Patricio Esteban Troya Suárez, commended the initiative, saying, “I thank WeLoveU for helping the victims of the wildfires in Ecuador. WeLoveU’s support plays a vital role in the recovery of the victims’ families and serves as a powerful example of the spirit of international cooperation and humanitarianism.
In the next segment, the donation plaque symbolizing the pledged funds was presented, followed by a video aimed at raising awareness about climate disasters. During this concert, WeLoveU extended support to countries affected by massive wildfires, including Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Ecuador, and Bolivia, as well as to Nepal, Bangladesh, and Thailand, which suffered from devastating floods caused by record heavy rainfall. Additionally, WeLoveU provided aid to a Mongolian family living in Korea, 100 underprivileged households in Korea (60 in Seoul and 40 in Incheon), and group homes for abused children. The total donations, both domestic and international, amounted to 290,000 USD.
The second part of the concert opened with a lively performance by the New Life Children’s Choir, dressed in traditional costumes from around the world. Following their act, singers Yang Su-gyeong, Kim Jong-hwan, Lia Kim, and Kim Seong-hwan took the stage one after another, performing heartfelt songs about love, family, and the meaning of life, earning enthusiastic cheers from the audience. The concert featured a diverse array of genres, including performances by sopranos Kang Min-seong and Jeong Chan-hee, and the popera group La Classe. Canzones, arias, and beloved Korean popular songs, accompanied by a magnificent orchestral performance, captivated and moved the crowd. The excitement in the hall grew into a wave of fervor, as audience members waved their cell phone flashlights, turning the exhibition hall into a sea of glittering lights.
The performers, who willingly donated their talents, shared how deeply moved they were to deliver messages of love and hope to the global audience, united with the enthusiastic crowd. Singer Yang Su-gyeong, participating in the New Life Concert for the first time, remarked, “Today’s stage was the most beautiful I’ve ever been on. Seeing people who are doing good for others enjoying themselves made me happy too.” Singer Kim Jong-hwan, a long-time participant alongside his daughter Lia Kim, shared, “I’m grateful to deliver warmth to neighbors in need through this event. Personally, I love this concert so much that I wish it could be held every three months instead of once a year.” Lia Kim added, “Whenever I come to the New Life Concert, I sing with great joy. The enthusiastic response from WeLoveU members gives me strength. They are good neighbors who support those in need, and I take the stage each time, inspired to be like them.” Soprano Jeong Chan-hee expressed, “What made this experience most meaningful was being able to comfort and empower those who are leading such valuable work.” Baritone Oh Yoo-seok of the popera group La Classe emphasized the significance of sharing and volunteerism: “It’s not easy to put one’s heart into action, so it’s incredibly special to see so many people come together to spread love. I’m truly grateful for that. I hope everyone who attends this concert sings and finds happiness together.”
The diplomats who attended the New Life Concert expressed their sympathy and support for WeLoveU’s global humanitarian efforts. The Charge d’Affaires at the Nepali Embassy, Pushpa Raj Bhattarai, expressed his gratitude, stating, “WeLoveU is helping the victims of this year’s floods, as well as those affected by the 2015 earthquakes in Nepal.” The Sri Lankan Counselor, Udayanga Pieris, remarked, “Disasters are unavoidable, and we need solutions to address the situation and comfort those affected. In that regard, WeLoveU’s concert, which unites people through the powerful force of music and moves them toward a common goal, is truly remarkable.”
Park Sang-hyeon, from Seoul, who was invited by his university classmate, shared, “I’ve worked in the musical scene, so I understand how difficult it is to organize a charity concert and coordinate with experts from various fields. I was surprised that everything was carried out so smoothly, thanks to everyone’s warm-hearted efforts. The performance itself was fantastic, but the purpose behind it was even more meaningful.” Choi Yeong-ok, also from Seoul and a frequent attendee of the concert, said, “This was my first time experiencing the orchestra performance at the New Life Concert. I was deeply moved by the high-quality classical music, and I felt proud to be able to help neighbors on the other side of the world as a WeLoveU member.”
After the concert ended, the faces of the audience were filled with cherished memories. The WeLoveU members moved forward into a new tomorrow, determined to continue sharing this warmth with their neighbors, even as the winter approaches.
WeLoveU Supports Small Island Developing States (SIDS)
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are particularly vulnerable
to climate disasters due to various environmental factors.
They face severe damage from rising sea level, typhoons, and floods,
yet often lack the economic capacity to respond affectively.
Recognizing the gravity of these circumstances, WeLoveU has been
supporting these countries. During the 21st New Life Concert
held last year, WeLoveU pledged to assist SIDS.
WeLoveU’s support goes beyond financial aid, raising awareness
in the international community about climate disasters
and reminding us of the need for joint efforts to address them.
Climate Change: A Task for All of Us
From March to September, officials from the U.S. WeLoveU delegation
delivered $10,000 to Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, East Timor, and Suriname
through their respective prime ministers or their U.S. embassies, emphasizing
the importance of collaboration in responding to climate disasters.
The recipient countries expressed gratitude for WeLoveU’s support,
emphasizing that the aid is vital in reducing the impacts of climate change
on their citizens and reaffirming their commitment
to overcoming these challenges through continued global cooperation.
Continued interest and cooperation from the international community
to help countries vulnerable to climate disasters will bring practical changes,
enabling small island nations and low-lying regions
to prepare for climate disasters and minimize damage.
WeLoveU will support the future of small island developing countries
through continuous interest and support.
P.S.
Support for Samoa, a nation composed of nine islands in the South Pacific,
is also planned in the near future.
Relieve Stress With WeLoveU
On August 25, a special event took place at Kowloon City Plaza (KCP)
in Kowloon City, Hong Kong. WeLoveU, in collaboration
with the Home Affairs Department (HAD),
organized the “Hong Kong National Stress Relief Day” event
to support the well-being and development of the local community.
As a global financial hub and a logistics center facilitated by its ports
and airports, Hong Kong is known as one of the world’s busiest cities.
Consequently, many citizens endure intense workloads and stress.
To provide a moment of relaxation, WeLoveU prepared this event,
offering cultural performances, lectures, and various side activities
to ensure attendees had a comfortable and enjoyable time.
Chan Wah-yu, Justice of the Peace, who received Medal of Honour,
emphasized the significance of the event during the opening ceremony,
stating, “This is a very timely event. I hope activities like this will be
expanded to other areas, bringing many benefits to citizens.”
Following the opening ceremony, cultural performances and
lectures took place. The WeLoveU Orchestra, along with popular singers
such as Kaitlyn and Ida, delivered moving melodies and songs
that comforted the audience. A psychology expert also gave a lecture
emphasizing the importance of stress management and mental health,
explaining practical ways for citizens to overcome stress.
🎻 Cultural Event 🎵
👨🏫 Stress Management Lectures 👩🏫
The event featured various interactive booths that resonated
deeply with attendees. Approximately 800 citizens visited the venue,
engaging in activities that helped them relax, heal, and enjoy the day.
🤹♀️ Interactive Booth Activities 🤹♂️
Participants wished for similar events in the future, saying,
“I feel comfortable and happy in both body and mind.”
Wong Kin Lung Keith, Director of Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong
“I give a big thanks to WeLoveU. This event is especially important at this time as it addresses the mental health of Hong Kong citizens. In particular, the focus on stress relief makes it both timely and meaningful. The cultural performances, songs by the singers, and side activities all came together to create an enjoyable experience. Thanks to this event, we had a stress-free and delightful day.”
Wong Kin Lung Keith, Director of Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong
Andrew Layfield, former Professor at Division of Applied Science and Technology, City University of Hong Kong
“I’m so pleased and honored to have been invited to WeLoveU’s event. It made for a wonderful Sunday, and I look forward to attending future events hosted by WeLoveU. Thank you very much.”
Andrew Layfield, former Professor at Division of Applied Science and Technology, City University of Hong Kong
It is not easy to fill every day with happiness. However,
by taking care of our mental well-being, we can reduce stress
and increase the number of days filled with joy and hope.
WeLoveU will nurture happiness in the hearts of all global neighbors
through continuous mindfulness programs.
The Intl. WeLoveU Foundation Attends the 4th International Conference on SIDS
On May 26, the day before the start of the 4th International Conference on Small Island Developing States1 (hereafter referred to as SIDS) in Antigua and Barbuda, nestled in the Caribbean Sea, the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation (hereafter referred to as WeLoveU) arranged a significant event. At the ceremony hosted by Antigua and Barbuda and organized by the United Nations to welcome the heads of over 70 countries and distinguished guests who came to participate in the International Conference on SIDS, WeLoveU put on a variety of performances.
1 An International conference where leaders and diplomats from Small Island Developing States, at the forefront of climate change issues, gather to discuss pressing economic, cultural, and environmental challenges. Hosted by the United Nations once every decade, with the third conference held in Samoa.
The welcome ceremony began with an inaugural address by the Governor-General of Antigua and Barbuda at the Government House in the capital, St. John’s.
“I am delighted to welcome heads of states and dignitaries from around the world attending the 4th International Conference on SIDS. The theme ‘Charting the Course Toward Resilient Prosperity’ resonates deeply with all of us. In these challenging times, our shared vision and unity are more crucial than ever. I extend heartfelt thanks to the various ministries, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance, for their substantial support for this international conference. I also express profound gratitude to the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation for performing this precious program today. I look forward to the uplifting melodies of the orchestra that will bring us joy.”
Sir Rodney Williams, Governor-General of Antigua and Barbuda
Immediately after, the Secretary-General of the United Nations took the stage to welcome and express gratitude to the participants of the international conference. He also highlighted the unfortunate reality of Small Island Developing States suffering from various disasters caused by climate change.
“I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to the people of Antigua and Barbuda, who have welcomed us to host this international conference with 5,000 attendees in this small island nation. It is truly a miraculous feat. I have confidence in the resilience and prosperity of citizens in Small Island Developing States to ensure their recovery. Although you have not contributed significantly to climate change, you are on the front lines facing existential threats caused by it. We must take action toward a world where justice prevails in climate, financial, and economic matters.”
António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations
After the host introduced the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation, the formal welcoming ceremony began. The event, beautifully coordinated by members from the WeLoveU U.S. Eastern Chapter, featured a Korean traditional drum performance, orchestral music, and choral singing, creating a harmonious and stunning atmosphere.
The orchestra captivated attendees with powerful melodies such as the “Spirit Lake Overture” and jazz piece “Satin Doll.” The choir received great applause for their performance of the theme song “When You Believe” from the animated film The Prince of Egypt.
Following the performances, Sir Rodney Williams, Governor-General of Antigua and Barbuda, expressed gratitude for WeLoveU’s invaluable support toward the 4th International Conference on SIDS. He presented a plaque of appreciation through the Head of WeLoveU U.S. Eastern Chapter to Honorary Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah.
Daniel Lee, Head of the WeLoveU U.S. Eastern Chapter, stated, “For a healthy society and a hopeful future, the world must unite as one. We look forward to new and sustainable partnerships aimed at improving the lives of all our global neighbors.” Saying that he wanted to deliver a special message of love and hope to those in need, he shouted, “We Love You,” together with his members. Attendees responded with cheers and applause.
4th International Conference on SIDS, Toward Resilient Prosperity
The international conference took place from the 27th to the 30th at American University of Antigua, focusing on the theme “Charting the Course Toward Resilient Prosperity.” Leaders of small island nations discussed economic, cultural, and environmental issues, seeking solutions through spirited debates.
The WeLoveU delegation also attended, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation and the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
The delegation also met with heads of states and representatives from various countries to convey Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah’s message of love to the global family, pledging to cooperate in helping those in need.
Meanwhile, WeLoveU supported the smooth operation of the international conference by donating 1,200 shirts and over 200 mobile phones for event volunteers and safety officers.
Through close cooperation with governments and organizations worldwide, WeLoveU will continue to engage in diverse relief and welfare activities, contributing to a brighter future for neighbors in Small Island Developing States.
26th New Life Family Walkathon
Let’s Create a World of Peace and Happiness Together
Earth is the precious home for 8 billion people. However, there are no longer any places untouched by the impacts of climate change. According to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre [IDMC], 32.6 million people worldwide lost their homes due to disasters such as floods, storms, and droughts in 2022 alone. In 2020, the International Think Tank Institute for Economic and Peace [IEP] predicted that 1.2 billion climate refugees would emerge over the next 30 years.
On May 26, an event was held to help global neighbors suffering from climate disasters and to protect the green earth. The 26th New Life Family Walkathon, hosted by the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation (hereinafter referred to as WeLoveU), took place at Incheon Cheongna Lake Park. Approx. 5,000 people, including WeLoveU members from Incheon and northern Gyeonggi Province, participated to share love with neighbors beyond borders. Honorary Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah, Chairman of the Board Kim Joong-rak, and diplomatic representatives and their families from 12 countries, including the Ambassadors of Kazakhstan and Ecuador to Korea, also attended the event.
Many distinguished guests participated in the event, including the Korea Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect President Yi Bae-keun, actor Kim Seong-hwan, singers Yun Tae-gyu and Lee Seung-hun. The event was supported by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Seoul Metropolitan Municipality, the Korean NPO Alliance for the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Korea Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, and Incheon Sejong General Hospital.
On the day of the event, WeLoveU members began arriving at Cheongna Lake Park early in the morning. The cool, cloudy weather, combined with the members’ vibrant appearance in light green T-shirts reminiscent of May’s foliage, added vitality to the tranquil holiday morning as they gathered in small groups.
“Hello, thank you! We love you!”
At 11 a.m., the opening ceremony began with a cheerful greeting from Announcer Kim Byung-chan. The first performance was by the New Life Children’s Choir. The children’s lively stage presence, with even their mistakes appearing endearing, brought wide smiles to the faces of the participants.
Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah, in her opening address, emphasized the event’s purpose and vision: “Through the 26th Walkathon, we aim to support victims of disasters both domestically and internationally, helping them recover their daily lives. Additionally, we seek to expand international understanding of these victims, thereby promoting multifaceted support. We aim to raise awareness of climate crisis and enhance responses such as tree planting, encouraging broad participation from individuals and society to achieve environmental welfare.” She further urged, “Even after this Walkathon, let’s continue to show interest, support, and encouragement to disaster-affected families around the world.” She emphasized solidarity for a better future for humanity, stating, “By helping each other and showing concern and support, the global village can become a world of peace and happiness.”
Kazakhstan Ambassador to Korea, H.E. Nurgali Arystanov, expressed gratitude to WeLoveU for its diverse international welfare activities, noting, “Even in today’s highly developed world, many people face difficulties.” He added, “Walking is an excellent exercise that keeps our bodies and minds healthy and strengthens our bonds of friendship. Let’s enjoy walking together,” in his congratulatory speech.
Following the screening of congratulatory video messages from various dignitaries, a donation presentation ceremony took place. Through the 26th Walkathon, WeLoveU aims to support 10 countries affected by climate disasters, including Peru, Ecuador, the Philippines, and Kenya, as well as 5 island countries facing climate crises, such as the Solomon Islands, Kiribati, and Cape Verde. Domestically, WeLoveU will aid 100 households vulnerable to climate change in the metropolitan area. Additionally, it will extend its generosity to war refugees and disaster victims in 24 countries, including Ukraine, Rwanda, Bangladesh, DR Congo, Jordan, and Iraq, with a total of 870 million KRW (approx. 633,490 USD) in donations. Separately, they will also donate 10 million KRW (approx. 7,280 USD) for medical expenses to support children in Mongolia suffering from hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy.
The members, who had gathered their contributions with the hope of providing strength and courage to families in need around the world, performed warm-up exercises before embarking on the main event. Amidst the powerful music of a marching band, Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah declared the start of the walkathon, and participants joyfully began their walk along the designated course.
Cheongna Lake Park was beautifully decorated with fresh greenery and colorful roses in full bloom. The light green waves created by the participants, led by Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah, continued along the promenade. As they walked, they enjoyed the breathtaking scenery of the lake and flowers under the clear sky, matching their strides with one another. Amidst the scent of flowers carried by the fresh spring breeze, the innocent laughter of children, who were delightedly watching soap bubbles floating in the air, spread around. At the midpoint of the walking course, university student members engaged in an environmental campaign, holding placards with messages promoting environmental conservation.
At the square, which served as both the starting and ending point of the walking course, various side events focusing on recycling and environmental friendliness were organized to attract participants’ attention, including a panel exhibition introducing the WeLoveU’s Mom’s Garden Project. After completing the walk, members visited different booths where they could engage in eco-friendly activities such as making keychains from recycled socks and sea glass, creating cinnamon air fresheners, and using pedal-powered bicycles to make cotton candy. Through these experiences, they pledged to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives, such as resource recycling and energy conservation, to address climate change.
Orlin Manuel Madrid Cepeda, Charge d’Affaires at the Ecuadorian Embassy, expressed his gratitude and said, “In Ecuador, there are many people in need, including flood victims, and we are receiving great help through donations from the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation. It helps people understand and help their neighbors suffering from poverty and disaster.”
Juan Manuel Medina, Deputy Head of Mission at the Costa Rican Embassy, said, “Our country is also making efforts to cooperate with international organizations in preparation for the recent climate crisis. I’m happy to participate in an event that helps global family during these times. I think it is a beneficial activity that naturally reminds youth of climate change and environmental issues.” Park Wi-kwang, Director of the Incheon Volunteer Center, said, “The climate crisis is an urgent challenge that confronts all of us right now. At a time when national attention is needed, events like this will lead to the participation of many people and create a world where ‘we,’ not just ‘me,’ live together.”
WeLoveU member Ahn Hyo-min, who came with her 9-year-old daughter, said, “I explained the purpose of the walkathon to my child and went through various experiences together. I think my child learned more deeply about the difficulties faced by families around the world.” WeLoveU couple members Kim Jae-sik and Lee Hye-kyung (50s, Incheon) said, “If we didn’t have this opportunity, we wouldn’t know much about what’s happening on the other side of the world. It’s meaningful to be able to help the world through a small act like walking. We appreciate the opportunity to volunteer and refresh ourselves as well.”
As the event ended, raindrops began to fall from the sky. Looking at the spring rain, the members hoped that the steps they took together today would convey hope like a refreshing rain to our neighbors around the world.
Promoting Mental Well-Being in the Calming Room
During adolescence, many factors such as academic stress, peer relationships,
and family conflicts can lead to emotional difficulties.
In the United States, students face various stressors such as engaging
in economic activities to earn allowance, excessive school work, and more.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] reported in a 2021 survey
that 44% of high school students in the United States experience persistent
feelings of depression. Failure to properly care for the mental health of adolescents
can hinder their physical and emotional growth and may lead to various social issues.
WeLoveU has created a “Calming Room (Emotional Stability Classroom)”
at University High School in Newark, New Jersey, to help students manage
their physical and mental well-being. The Calming Room is a special classroom
designed to help students enhance academic focus and cultivate
proper emotional health through emotion regulation and stress relief.
Calming Room Effect
The Calming Room, remodeled from an existing classroom, was designed
with various elements to aid stress relief and emotion regulation.
October 8, 2023 – December 16, 2023
WeLoveU members dedicated more than 420 hours
over the 10-week course to create the Calming Room.
They adorned the space with soothing blue hues, warm lighting,
and potted plants, while providing comfortable seating and exercise equipment.
They’ve also stocked beverages and headphones so that students can relax at any time.
Calming Room for Emotional Stability
On February 29, a grand opening ceremony for the Calming Room
was held at University High School. Attendees included the principal, teachers,
WeLoveU members, representatives from the design company HDR, and officials
from the nonprofit organization Vivacity Tech, who sponsored the project.
During the opening ceremony speech, Roger Leon, Newark Board of Education Superintendent, emphasized the importance of emotional stability for both students and teachers.
Flournoy-Hamilton, Principal of University High School
“The importance of social and emotional care for students has become even greater after COVID-19. We’ve longed for a comfortable and stable space in our school. I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who has contributed to making this possible.”
Flournoy-Hamilton, Principal of University High School
Lawren Monroe, Social Worker at University High School
“I’m really looking forward to seeing how this new initiative will impact our students. The truth is, many students carry various social and emotional issues, and it’s our duty to support them. The Calming Room will provide students with a great opportunity to take care of their mental health and focus on emotional stability.”
Lawren Monroe, Social Worker at University High School
On this day, WeLoveU commemorated the opening of the Calming Room
by donating 40 laptops to the school. Members hoped that students
would grow emotionally healthy through the use of the Calming Room.
Helping Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants Settle Smoothly
People leaving Venezuela, due to a severe economic downturn and social issues, are crossing the border into Brazil. Every day, Boa Vista in Roraima, close to Venezuela, is bustling with migrants and refugees. On humanitarian grounds, the Brazilian government is assisting their settlement in the community under cooperation with local authorities and international organizations.
WeLoveU too contributed to their settlement.
On August 11, after discussions with officials from the UN Refugee Agency’s Boa Vista office, WeLoveU decided to support the Centro de Coordenação de Interiorização (CCI),
a refugee coordination center, with educational equipment.
The CCI is an organization that helps migrants and refugees
learn various job skills to settle quickly into communities.
From April 2018 to July 2023, around 110,000 migrants and refugees
who arrived in Roraima strived self-reliance through vocational training. However,
the CCI had been struggling with a severe lack of digital educational equipment,
which hindered the smooth progress of their training programs.
To address this, WeLoveU donated 20 laptops to the CCI on December 21.
Athos Roberto Souza, Deputy Commander of the Humanitarian Logistics Task Force
“This donation by WeLoveU will greatly held the education of Venezuelan refugees. Securing employment will make it easier for them to settle in Brazil, accelerating community integration. Therefore, educational equipment is truly important.
We are very grateful to WeLoveU for contributing to better integration by donating these computers.”
Athos Roberto Souza, Deputy Commander of the Humanitarian Logistics Task Force
Marcel Boccia, Internalization and Integration Coordinator at IOM-UN Migration
“The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is very grateful for WeLoveU’s donation. This is important as it helps Venezuelan migrants learn skills and train themselves for employment, aiding in their settlement and integration.
We sincerely appreciate your attention and dedication in providing such necessary assistance.”
Marcel Boccia, Internalization and Integration Coordinator at IOM-UN Migration
Gregório Pernia, Professor at SENAI University of Technology
“Thanks to these computers, the quality of education will improve. They are more modern and sophisticated than the previous equipment.
We will now be able to engage with the refugees through new and diverse programs. I am very grateful to WeLoveU Chairwoman Zahng Gil-jah for executing such an excellent plan in a highly humanitarian way.”
Gregório Pernia, Professor at SENAI University of Technology
WeLoveU is dedicated to protecting people in distress due to conflicts,
climate crises, economic crises, and other challenges. We will continue to provide
necessary support in coordination with relevant organizations and local communities
to help these individuals start new lives in a safe environment.