In the context of modern society, pressures from work and family responsibilities present significant challenges for parents. With limited time available, they aspire to accomplish as much as possible, sometimes even taking on tasks on behalf of their children. However, does this help children develop independence and self-care skills? How can children learn to do common household tasks themselves, thereby easing the burden on their parents?

The Family Workcamp is born to address this need. We don’t just create a typical summer camp; we establish a space where children live together as a family for one week. Here, they go to the market, learn budget management, cooking, and organizing tasks. Additionally, they hone even more important skills: loving and respecting each other.

The unique features of the Family Workcamp are as follows:

– Independence through small tasks: We believe that “The way we do one thing is the way we do everything” . From cooking rice, washing dishes, organizing clothes, to managing daily schedules, children will learn to be self-reliant and self-manage their lives.

– Love and Harmony:: At the Family Workcamp, children are not just friends; they are also a family. Here, everyone participates in volunteer projects together, shares emotions, and learns how to express their desires. Children will learn to love and care for each other to create a harmonious community.

Caring for and Protecting the Home: Guiding children in performing daily chores not only helps them understand and experience the effort their parents put in but also prepares them for the future as they grow older. If children learn to organize small tasks effectively at home, they will know how to organize and manage tasks in their future lives.

Let’s join THT for children to experience the Family Workcamp and prepare for their future!