Ebenezer School Boarding 

Having retired as a teacher seven years ago, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as a volunteer in Ebenezer the last few years. The experience enables me to understand the difficulties which the students face in learning. Conducting tuition on a “one-on-one” basis facilitates a more personal relationship with the student, and enhances deeper communication and sharing of life experience as well. I find the service meaningful and giving a strong sense of satisfaction. However, the time for the weekly tuition is rather short and limited. Should that be increased, I would then be able to help the students in resolving more issues they face during study. Whilst I cannot meet with the students during the epidemic, I do wish they can continue with their good efforts studying at home. Add oil!

Thanks to the Heavenly Father! Before receiving the invitation to teach, I heard a blind sales director sharing from the training in the workplace. With the help of teachers and other beauty consultants, she can not only do make up for herself, but also teach students to do make up.

I am grateful that I had the opportunity to meet a lovely class of students in Ebenezer School. Even if they were visually impaired, they were still willing to work hard to build a better image. Whether it's skincare, makeup or hairstyle, students learn with their heart by tactile touching. In addition, I am grateful that the beauty consultants and sisters were willing to commit to them and with the help of social workers, the students could have careful individual guidance. During the process in such courses, we were not only happy to help students improve their self-confidence, but we also have more profound reflections in life. We are grateful to participate in it!