Thanks to her diligence and enthusiasm for learning, Angel was selected as the teacher’s assistant in the cooking practice class. She helped prepare the equipment and guided her classmates throughout the activity. This opportunity made Angel feel happy and proud, especially because she was personally chosen by her teacher. It was a valuable moment for Angel to learn about responsibility and teamwork.

During the school holiday, Farizi enthusiastically joined the composting activity at House 14 with his friends, guided by a counselor from 8 AM to 10 AM. He took an active role in sorting organic waste and helped sieve the compost soil to remove coarse materials. After a short break, they continued the activity by dividing tasks in turns. Farizi worked on sieving the soil together with Galang, while the others handled different parts of the process. The activity ran smoothly and enjoyably, filled with teamwork and care for the environment.

Rizkiyal felt proud when he received a pair of boxing gloves from a volunteer named Shay. The gift was a token of appreciation for his victory in a Taekwondo sparring match. It has since motivated him to keep training and further develop his Taekwondo skills.

Galang is currently participating in various activities with a therapist to support his physical, mental, and emotional well-being. He takes part in activities such as exercise, math practice, and self-reflection sessions. Throughout the process, Galang has shown a cooperative attitude and actively follows every instruction. His positive attitude greatly supports his overall development journey.

Aura took part in the selection process for the West Lombok Regency Flag Hoisting Troop (Paskibra) with great enthusiasm and dedication. Although she did not make it through, she approached every stage of the selection with seriousness and a strong fighting spirit. For Aura, the experience was valuable as it taught her about discipline, teamwork, and how to face failure with wisdom. She feels proud to have represented her school and is determined to continue improving herself for future opportunities.

Riana was overjoyed to join the outing to Senggigi Beach with her housemates and foster mother. She played in the water, built a sandcastle with Sapta, and laughed happily all day long. This outing was a much-anticipated break after a busy schedule at school and the foundation. For Riana, it was a joyful experience filled with beautiful memories.

Lasmin took part in a provincial-level short story competition held online. She began working on her story, titled “Get Used to Waking Up Early,” using Microsoft Word. She wrote during her free time, mostly on weekends, so it wouldn’t interfere with her school activities. The story was inspired by the good habits practiced at Peduli Anak Foundation, where all the children are used to waking up early. Through her writing, Lasmin hopes to share a positive message about the importance of starting the day with spirit and discipline. She wishes her story could inspire others to adopt the same habit.

With great enthusiasm, Al joined in welcoming guests from the Netherlands who came to distribute daily necessities for the children at Peduli Anak. Since the morning, he actively helped with preparations and joined the fun games. The day was filled with laughter, togetherness, and warm interactions between the children and visitors. For Al, it was not only a joyful moment but also a valuable experience in cross-cultural interaction.

Lia and several other children spent their weekend enjoying a movie screening in the Peduli Anak hall, accompanied by the foster mother from House 9. Of the films shown, Lia was most interested in the horror film Kereta Berdarah (Bloody Train) due to its thrilling plot and surprising twists. The movie-watching atmosphere was lively, filled with laughter, little screams, and shared comments throughout the film. This activity was not only a form of entertainment but also strengthened the sense of togetherness and warmth among the children.