“Traditional Handwoven Fabric: A Community Tie” is inspired by Auntie Ka-la, an elderly single mother caring for her intellectually disabled child. Despite her difficult life, she continues to preserve the wisdom of traditional weaving and intends to pass on this knowledge to her descendants to create a sustainable self-sufficiency. Currently, the community lacks materials and equipment for weaving. This course aims to support weaving education for children, youth, and women in the community through hands-on training and the development of contemporary products. We hope that the younger generation will appreciate local wisdom, generate supplementary income, and help preserve the weaving culture. It will be more than just teaching weaving skills; it will be a space of opportunity, sharing, and community empowerment. This will enable community members to recognize their own value and the value of their local culture, develop contemporary woven fabrics, create sustainable income, and ensure the continuation of traditional weaving knowledge for future generations.
Strive to nurture children to be Christ-centered and achieve balance in body, mind, intellect, emotion, and social skills, enabling them to become good, capable, and happy individuals. They will learn to live creatively with others and develop the life skills necessary to thrive in a changing world.
