World Dynamic Community: Empowering Underprivileged Communities

Launched on February 17, 2024, in Accra, Ghana, World Dynamic Community is a dedicated non-governmental organization focused on uplifting underprivileged communities. Our mission is to address the daily needs of those we serve by providing essential support, including food for prisons and drilling boreholes to ensure access to clean drinking water.

Currently, the World Dynamic Community are excited to announce their awareness campaign, “Back To School Safety Tips.” This initiative aims to equip students and their families with vital information to ensure a safe and healthy return to school. By fostering a safe learning environment, They hope to empower the next generation to pursue their education with confidence.

Join them in their mission to make a positive impact in the lives of those in need. Together, we can create a brighter future for all.

Back to school is a busy time for children and families. Please ensure the journey to school is a safe one!

Here are some tips to help keep your children safe as they head back to school:

1. Review safety rules: Discuss safety rules with your children, such as looking both ways before crossing the street, obeying traffic signals, and staying away from strangers.
2. Ensure proper safety gear: Make sure your children have the necessary safety gear, such as reflective clothing, helmets for biking or skating, and proper footwear.
3. Plan the route: Walk or drive the route to school with your children, and identify safe crossing points, pedestrian crossings, and areas to avoid.
4. Discuss bus safety: If your children take the school bus, review the rules for getting on and off the bus safely, and remind them to stay seated and behave while on the bus.
5. Encourage active transportation: Promote walking, biking, or using public transportation as a way for your children to get to school, as these modes of transportation can help them stay active and healthy.
6. Stay vigilant: Be aware of your surroundings and any potential hazards, and keep a close eye on your children, especially in busy areas or during drop-off and pick-up times.
7. Communicate with the school: Stay in touch with your children’s school about any safety concerns or special needs they may have.

Remember, by taking these steps, you can help ensure that your children have a safe and successful start to the school year.

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A Short Moral Story.

A young boy ran his bicycle into a wall and broke it. He felt very sad, helpless and angry. He carried the bicycle to an old mechanic and asked,

“How much will it cost to have my broken bicycle repaired? It is the third time it’s broken! It’s so precious to me.”

The old mechanic examined the bicycle for a while, then said,
“It’s badly damaged and would cost you so much money, 20 coins to repair. However, a new bicycle actually costs 30 coins. So, instead of spending 20 coins to repair an old bicycle, maybe you can just buy a new one for 30 coins.”

The boy shook his head in disagreement and said,
“No, I want my bicycle repaired, I can’t just let it go. I can’t accept the fact that it’s damaged. I’ll pay you the 20 coins to have it fixed.”

The old mechanic went ahead and fixed the broken bicycle, spending a lot time. The boy then paid him 20 coins, hopped on his bicycle and rode away.

However, the following day, the boy returned to the old mechanic, saying his bicycle had broken again. With sadness and exhaustion, he asked how much it would cost to have it repaired again.

The old man whistled,
“10 coins. However, your bicycle is old and weak and could develop more problems in the near future. Wouldn’t it better to buy a new one which is just 30 coins?”

The boy said disagreeably,
“I don’t want a new one. I’ll pay you the 10 coins for you to have it fixed.”

As soon as the old mechanic finished fixing the broken bicycle, the boy paid him the money and rode away.

Three days later, the boy went back to the old mechanic because his bicycle had broken again. With frustration and despondence, he cried,
“I don’t have anymore money to repair the bicycle again. Not even a single coin!”

The old man shrugged and said,
“You refused to buy a new bicycle for 30 coins. However, you’ve actually spent over 30 coins trying to fix that piece of junk. How wonderful! I guess, that’s how life is. We put a lot of effort and spend so much time trying to change and fix things that can’t be changed. Instead of accepting the reality, letting go and moving forward, we always want to put the pieces together and control things that aren’t in our control. This is a really, really important lesson to learn and the sooner the better. It’ll change your life and help you achieve your dreams. You simply can’t fix or solve every problems, and trying to do so often just makes things worse. Sometimes, you have to accept the truth, let go of what had already happened and focus on the new things. Yes, new things, just like a new bicycle.

Credit: Chima_Dickson