Started in 2012 by Sabina Arokiam, Juergen Soecknick and Shao-Lyn Low, it all started as an intention to bring urban communities closer to nature, through the growing of food. With a small capital, a ...
Safe Steps Kids : Climate Change
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Volunteering • One-off
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MAD For Good Admin
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Join us for the launch of SAFE STEPS Kids Climate Change!
Together with our partners Cartoon Network and International Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, we're bringing you a special programme that inspires our children to be responsible stewards of the planet, by helping to develop their awareness of climate impact and take simple actions to make the Earth healthier and safer.
As Prudential celebrates its 100th centennial anniversary in Malaysia next year, there's no better place to launch the SAFE STEPS Kids Climate Change programme. Together, let's protect our planet for generations to come.
Here are the programs that will be running throughout the day!
“How to Start Composting” by Eats, Shoots and Roots 10am - 11.30am
- Composting is one of the methods to reduce waste! Learn the theory and different methods of composting to help you get started with your own home compost system.
- Limited to 20 participants
- All materials provided
“Siapa Cardboard Puppet Making” by SIAPA Theatre 3.30pm - 4.30pm
- An immersive experience using standard household materials to craft your own puppet masterpieces. Bring your creation to life by taking part in the post-workshop puppet performance.
- Limited to 24 participants, suitable for ages 3 and above.
- All materials provided
"Nature Jam" with KNOTS 2.30pm - 4.30pm
- Lakeside
- Appreciate Parc’s trees and natural surroundings while strengthening reading, writing, drawing, observation, creative and critical thinking skills
- Suitable for ages 9 to 12 years old
- Limited to 20 participants
- All materials provided
Hope to see you there!
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About Eats, Shoots & Roots
Started in 2012 by Sabina Arokiam, Juergen Soecknick and Shao-Lyn Low, it all started as an intention to bring urban communities closer to nature, through the growing of food. With a small capital, a small house in suburban Petaling Jaya was the first melting pot to bring together agriculture experts and people who wanted to know more about their food and growing.
Growing from seed to seed - With new growths and the addition of Beatrice Yong, the division to help provide edible gardening goods was established to help the growing community of edible gardeners kickstart their gardens with seeds and good soil.
Beyond edible gardens - Eats, Shoots & Roots has since grown into a team dedicated to helping urban people and communities make the most out of their urban spaces; from converting balconies into edible gardens, to bringing back outdoor classrooms as a place of learning and discovery.
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