Don Bosco Migrant Services and Brick Chambers Association
28 March, 2025
Date of Meeting: 28th March 2025
Location: Kavarapettai
Attendees:
Fr. Simolin, Director, Don Bosco Migrant Services
Representatives from the Brick Chambers Association
Agenda:
Highlighting the benefits of association with Don Bosco Migrant Services
Discussion on the procurement of educational materials
Importance of educating parents on school enrollment for children
Summer camp program
Meeting Overview
On 28th March 2025, Fr. Simolin, the Director of Don Bosco Migrant Services, engaged in a constructive meeting with members of the Brick Chambers Association in Kavarapettai. The primary objective was to discuss potential collaborative efforts and explore the advantages of partnership with Don Bosco Migrant Services for the migrant community.
Key Discussions
Benefits of Association with Don Bosco Migrant Services: During the meeting, Fr. Simolin emphasized the comprehensive range of services offered by Don Bosco Migrant Services, particularly highlighting the medical camps and educational awareness programs. These initiatives are designed to benefit migrant families and contribute positively to their well-being and social integration. The attendees expressed their appreciation for these services, acknowledging their potential impact on the community.
Request for Educational Materials: The Brick Chambers Association representatives requested assistance in procuring educational materials for students, which will help in enhancing the learning environment for children in the migrant community. Don Bosco Migrant Services committed to exploring ways to fulfill this request, ensuring that children have access to necessary resources to support their education.
Encouraging Parents to Send Children to School: A critical point raised was the need to educate and encourage migrant parents to send their children to school. Fr. Simolin reiterated the importance of education as a stepping stone for the future of the children and emphasized that parents' involvement is crucial to overcoming the challenges migrant families face in ensuring educational opportunities for their children.
Summer Camp Program: The summer camp program, designed to provide children with an enriching experience during the school break, was discussed in detail. It was clarified that Don Bosco Migrant Services would organize and oversee the camp, ensuring it is beneficial for the children. The Brick Chambers Association members were assured that no funding would be required from their side for the summer camp, as the initiative would be fully supported by Don Bosco Migrant Services. However, the Association expressed their willingness to assist in any other manner possible.
Conclusion
The meeting concluded with a strong sense of collaboration and mutual support between Don Bosco Migrant Services and the Brick Chambers Association. Both parties agreed to continue working together to improve the quality of life for migrant families, focusing on education, health, and community engagement.
The Brick Chambers Association reaffirmed their readiness to support the initiatives of Don Bosco Migrant Services and expressed their gratitude for the ongoing efforts to uplift the migrant community.
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