The parent-child meeting organized by ARSA was both enjoyable and educational. The event, which brought together adults and children, began with a warm breakfast. The aim of this gathering was to bring families closer together and strengthen family bonds.

The main theme of the event was "peer bullying." Through informative presentations for both parents and children, attention was drawn to this important issue. The program, designed to raise awareness of peer bullying, was filled with educational and entertaining activities. The children sang songs about the subject, enjoying themselves while also learning about an important social issue.

After breakfast, the children spent the day playing games that developed their mental and motor skills, such as chess, tower building, and puzzle solving. Additionally, the children participated in a "memory tree" activity, leaving their colorful handprints on the tree, creating a lasting and emotional memory. The tree, adorned with colorful handprints, reflected the lasting memories of each child who participated.

Parents once again realized the importance of such social events in helping children develop healthy relationship skills. The event not only raised social awareness but also allowed families and children to spend enjoyable time together.

With this special meeting, ARSA left smiles on the faces of the participants and continues to move forward with its goal of raising social consciousness.

This Program is implemented with the support of Terre Des Hommes leading international organization advocating for children's rights.