Room 227’s Blog

At school, we went to the MPB1 where there was a lot of organizations that helped the world to become a better place. They came to our school to teach us about differernt global issues.  There was 1 organization I liked the most. The organization I liked the most and made me pay the most attention was UNESCO BANGKOK. In this organization, they promote education to the poor people. I like this because, if you are smart, you can get food and water. This means education provides other valuble things. Because there are very little people that didn’t get education. In order to help, you can visit the site yourself, or also tell your friends about this organization.

For the site, click here.

When me and my class went to the Global Issue Network Conference, I learned about a really good cause. It was the Elephant Nature Park, located in Northern Thailand. It is helping all the elephants because elephants are dying out. There are many causes of this like hunting, forest fires and so on.  So now they are keeping elephants in a reserve where they can live in peace. But there are still elephants out there that need help. You can help by going to their website and put money in to give to people so they can help the elephants. If you want to learn more click here.

Helping Paws is an organization to help soi dogs here in Bangkok, Thailand. The high schoolers here help soi dogs that are sick, need food and water, need a home, need shots and much much more! Soi dogs are dogs that live on the street who need a home, food and water, and lots of love. The high school students help the dogs.

I think I can support them by helping out when I get to high school or maybe giving my extra food and water and maybe build a shelter for the dogs so they can live longer.

If you would like to learn more about Soi Dogs, click on learn more about Soi Dogs!

Love

Love is like a

Cloud

You can live on it

Breathe on it

And

Get broken on it

But

Love will be here forever

And you

Me

And

Everyone knows what love

Is

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Miss R. Bulsza