Thank you Micron for your generous donations of laptops
We cannot do what we do without the help of donors and companies in the community. We want to thank Micron for their generous donation of laptops which we have brought into our inventory.
These laptops are essential for the youth who are leaving high school and continuing their education with the help of having their own laptop which they can connect to their universities and fellow students.
Thank you "CyberLink" for the donation!
On behalf of YouMeWe, we want to extend our sincerest gratitude for your recent donation. Your generosity has allowed us to continue our mission, and make a positive impact on the life of all children that YouMeWe helps.
It's encouraging to see a company like yours taking an active interest in supporting the community. Your donation is not just technical support with the PowerDirector editing software, but also giving to the children your time and effort to teach the lessons as a symbol of your commitment to social responsibility.
Once again, thank you for your kindness and generosity. We appreciate your support and look forward to further collaborating with you in the future.
If you want to learn more about CyberLink, please do not hesitate to visit their website: https://jp.cyberlink.com/
New Intern ! " Lee Arna Nepia"
"I'm Lee Arna Nepia and I'm from Aotearoa New Zealand. As a Senior Policy Analyst, I currently assist in the continued prosperity of the indigenous population of Aotearoa New Zealand at the Ministry of Māori Development. I am enthusiastic about helping young people and making sure they are appreciated and cared for, and I believe that having the opportunity to work as an intern for YouMeWe in Japan will allow me to do even more to help young people succeed. I'm excited to be able to help young people as they grow and have a positive influence on their lives. "
New Intern ! “Hugo Inacio"
"Minnasan konnichiwa ! My name is Hugo Inacio and I am from France. I am currently doing a master's degree in marketing and digital business at my university in my home country ESDES Business School, I also have a Bachelor degree in Business International. To continue my studies I came to Japan and joined YouMeWe as an intern. I can’t wait to work for YouMeWe, I am convinced that this experience will bring me many skills for my future professional career." Working for an association like YouMeWe that shares values like mine is a source of pride for me. So let's make the world better together
A massive thank you to ACCJ for the donation !
On behalf of YouMeWe, we want to express our deepest appreciation for your recent donation. Your generosity and support mean a great deal to us, and we cannot thank you enough for your contribution.
Your support has made it possible for us to continue our mission and make a positive impact on the lives of children, putting a smile on their faces!
We are truly grateful for your generosity and the difference that it will make.
Your donation is an investment in our community and in the future, and we are honored to have your support.
If you want to learn more about ACCJ, do not hesitate to visit their website: https://www.accj.or.jp/
Brazil Lessons
Weekly English classes are happening in Brazil! This week the kids were learning new vocabulary!
New Intern Hugo Ha
"Hey everyone! My name is Hugo Ha, and I’m a year three psychology student from New Zealand. I am excited to be working as an intern at YouMeWe, as this opportunity allows me to contribute to a meaningful cause and learn more about how to best help children as they age and develop."
New Intern Yaqi Zhang
" Hello everyone! I am Yaqi Zhang and I am from China. I am currently doing the first year of my master's degree in legal studies at the University of Auckland, and I have just graduated from the University of Ottawa with an Honours Bachelor's degree in sociology and economics this summer. I am very excited to work with YouMeWe as an intern because I am passionate about assisting institutionalized children and other underprivileged or vulnerable individuals from marginalized groups. I believe working with YouMeWe is a fantastic opportunity for me to develop a better sense of how to improve the world and make meaningful contributions to society. "
Streamline Donates $30,000 on "Giving Tuesday"
29th of November, 2022, was the international day of charity. Streamline media group donated a sum of $30,000 to various organisations in support of young people and minorities across the globe, and YouMeWe was one of the recipients.
Here is the link to their original blog post:
https://blog.streamline-mediagroup.com/media/30000-dollars-donated-for-giving-tuesday
Thank you Robert Walters!
We had the incredible opportunity to visit Robert Walters's headquarters where one of YouMeWe's Ambassadors gave a presentation. We also would like to express our gratitude for all the donations raised through our coin boxes.
Further to this, thank you for the donation of computers, clothes and gifts which are in the process of being distributed to the homes.
Thank you 'Vega Japan' for the donation!
We would like to share our gratitude to 'Vega Japan’ which donated monitors to be installed at the homes we support in Itabashi-Ku and Ota-Ku.
Here below you can find some words from the company:
"Vega Global is one of the largest System Integrators and Managed Service Providers for Audio-Visual Solutions, Video Conferencing, and Collaboration Technologies. We have a comprehensive network of over 600 professionals in various office locations in Hong Kong, Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom."
How well do we actually know who we’re talking with?
On the web, in video games, and on social media, it’s easy to meet and chat with people from all over the world. This can be great, but it also has some risks. How well do we actually know who we’re talking with? In this video from commonsense.org you’ll hear what teens have to say about meeting and talking to people online. You can also think about what kinds of information you’re sharing and think of ways to keep your online friendships safe and positive.
A little change makes a big difference.
“A little change makes a big difference”
Would your company be willing to have our donation boxes at your reception? Please contact us at [email protected]
YouMeWe Giver's Club. Created to give back to donors.
Join now for a peek into the world of creation at YouMeWe https://youmewenpo.org/givers-club
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We held meetings online with donor companies
We held meetings online with donor companies to learn about the skill set catalogue we have for them to learn more about to be able to use their volunteer hours but more importantly to connect with a home we paired them with.
The founder of You Me We,
The founder of You Me We, an NPO devoted to providing resources and "fishing poles" to children in orphanages, institutions, and foster care, Michael Perry Clemons, opened my eyes to the issues surrounding the increase of children who have suffered abuse, trauma, or abandonment in Japan. His team's efforts are admirable and genuinely speak to the sanctity of life and how educating parents is crucial for children to survive and thrive. Michael also shares stories about his grandfather, mother, banking career, and how You Me We came to be. This is a robust conversation that inspires, hopefully, some self-reflection.
New Intern Aina Sekido
Hello everyone! My name is Aina Sekido and I am from the Philippines and Japan. I will be soon entering my last year of high school at Seisen International School in Tokyo. I am very excited to be working at YouMeWe as an intern because it is a great opportunity for me to contribute in making a positive impact and supporting children as they continue to grow up.
