CFC HQ
WHAT WE DO
With the tremendous aid from Non-Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA), enlisted members of Republic of Korea (ROK) forces within the CFC HQ are working hard to make our community a brighter and better place to live. Although it is a minor part of the Good Neighbor Program, ten or more young Korean soldiers who are fluent in English have been running English classes for higher elementary students in Young Nak Children¡¯s Home. The students and teachers are divided into 3 classes of Strawberry, Orange and Apple. This was done in consideration of each student¡¯s English proficiency. Even though it is only once per week, it is a great opportunity for the students to experience and learn English.
Along with our regular English classes, there are some activities and annual events planned not only t enhance the student¡¯s English but to get their interest in the language. One of these events is English Camp. It is the biggest event and also the most anticipated for the participating children. Every time one event comes to an end, the students shout for more. That is why we have the annual Putt-Putt Golf event or Young Nak Christmas Party, where all those who participate end up with happy smiles and everlasting memories.
UPCOMING EVENTS
On 8th May, we will be supporting NCOA with the annual Putt Putt Golf event. It is always fun to run through the mini-golf course with a putter and a golf ball. Every time this event is held, not only the kids but the service members also have fun. There are lots of things to do apart from mini-golf for the kids, such as the jumping castle.
For June 2010, another English Camp is planned but it is not an ordinary English Camp. There is going to be a BIG change! This time, it is going to be the biggest and the wildest English Camp ever. We are all going to the Gangwon Province! To the country side for fresh air, new scenery and a run away from the busy city. Also, we have the biggest party to support English Camp 2010. The ROK NCOA has decided to join and help us with this event. This year¡¯s English Camp has many goals. Firstly, we will teach the students English through fun activities so that they can experience
how exciting it is to learn English. Secondly, introduce the US members to them. Most of the children lived in the country side and never had the opportunity to meet foreigners. This will be an opportunity to broaden their experience and mind. Thirdly, we would like the service members to
enjoy the country side and see the beauty of Korea. Not only the US members but also some of the ROK members rarely had the chance to visit the country side. Lastly, through this event, the friendship between ROK/US will be strengthened by working together, eating together and
sharing experiences together. This is an event that all of us are eagerly waiting for.
WANT TO HELP?
Young Nak children as well as other organizations are constantly longing for what is to come after all the fun events and ceremonies organized by NCOA partnership. So those who are interested in heartily giving a hand or sponsoring these students, please feel free to contact MSG Thomas Weiss
(DSN 723-2730) or SGT Baek, Yong Jun (DSN 725-7229) for any inquiries.
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