October 10, 2023, marks the 32nd World Mental Health Day. We call for attention to the mental well-being of children and adolescents, promoting their health and welfare, and fostering social harmony and stability. Every matter concerning children is significant.
September 21, 2023, marked the 30th World Alzheimer's Day, and I would like to recommend a remarkable speech by Ms. Hong Li, one of the co-founders of the Chinese Dementia Friends Charity Initiative, on the topic of dementia. Remember, “Life is far more important than dementia.”
“Their poetry and art are my dream”. In this issue, we delve into the perspective of volunteers at the Songlin Primary School's “Summer Dream Growth Camp” and listen to the dreams and aspirations of volunteers while appreciating the poetry and artwork created by the children.
On August 11th, the 13-day LY Accompany with Music “Summer Dream Growth Camp” successfully concluded.The goal was to provide better support and assistance to left-behind children and children in difficulty.
In reality, there is significant room for improvement in resource allocation and teaching staff for rural aesthetic education. It is necessary to continue exploring and making efforts in areas such as art education philosophies, immersive experiences, digitization and other aspects.
On July 15, the 2023 Shanghai Elbow Joint Summer Forum, co-organized by the LY Foundation, was successfully held. This is the third academic exchange conference on elbow joints that the foundation has participated in.
Maintain an optimistic attitude and greet each day with a smile. When confronting depression, don't be afraid. Seek help both externally and internally through appropriate means, and believe that you will eventually overcome it and emerge from the darkness.
In the second half of the year, the LY Foundation will continue to introduce more diverse entertainment activities based on the accumulated experience to accompany the children of Songlin Primary School in their joyful growth.
For non-smokers, avoiding second-hand smoke might be possible, but thirdhand smoke is a different challenge altogether. The harm caused by thirdhand smoke is often insidious, as people can absorb it through breathing and skin contact, making it easy to go unnoticed.
