Red Packet Campaign

The pandemic has eased, and the world has returned to normal, but poverty persists among the impoverished.

Poor families already lack the resources to provide education for their children, and many children are forced to drop out of school. During the pandemic, school closures have deepened the ‘inequality’ in education, as impoverished children lack the necessary equipment and skills for online classes, which affects their learning. As a result, children from low-income families have lower opportunities for quality education than those from wealthier families. Insufficient educational resources place impoverished children in a disadvantaged environment, making it even harder for them to break free from the cycle of poverty in the future.

The UN established 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to address various global challenges, such as social, economic, and environmental issues. Goal 4 is to ensure inclusive and quality education for all, promoting lifelong learning opportunities. Would you be willing to help impoverished children gain access to this opportunity?

We cordially invite everyone to participate in the ‘Red Packet Campaign’ and help CEDAR serve impoverished families and children in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Your support will assist them and contribute to the long-term solution for intergenerational poverty.