When the ground shook beneath Dingri county in the Xizang Autonomous Region, many kids were enjoying their school break, unaware that their lives were about to change. 🌏💔 The magnitude-6.8 earthquake left not just buildings damaged but also young hearts shaken.
But amidst the chaos, a group of spirited volunteers stepped up, bringing hope and smiles back to the faces of these children. Using sports, games, and a whole lot of fun, they're helping kids overcome trauma and find joy again. 🏸🎨
\"We believe that play is powerful,\" says one volunteer. \"Through activities like soccer, painting, and music, we're helping kids express themselves and heal.\" 🎶⚽
The team, including experts in child psychology, organized camps where laughter is the best medicine. Kids are learning to cope with their experiences in a safe and supportive environment.
One of the children, Lobsang, shared, \"I was scared at first, but now I have new friends and feel happier.\" 😊
These initiatives are becoming a central part of the post-disaster recovery, focusing not just on rebuilding structures but also on nurturing souls.
As the sun sets over the mountains of Xizang, echoes of laughter signal that hope is alive and well. It's a reminder that even after the darkest times, joy can be found when communities come together. 🌄❤️
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Volunteers help children cope with trauma through sports and fun
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