Healing and Housing Needy Children

By Regina Hoo

December 2016 FEATURE
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The children were shown how to make scrumptious egg mayo sandwiches and potato salad by G Hotel’s executive sous-chef, Chef Ketut Gede Dodi.
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The Children’s Protection Society works to provide for the deprived.The children are encouraged to take on responsibilities in the shelter’s organisation, from delegating household tasks to planning recreational activities.My first visit to the Children’s Protection Society (CPS) earlier this year coincided with a children’s cooking class hosted by G Hotel. The stony silence of the building’s exterior belied the happy chaos within; children, decked in white aprons, gleefully raced past one another, filling the air with chatter and laughter. It...

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Regina Hoo

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