Karen Afralia Cries To Hear The Confessions Of PAUD Teachers

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JAKARTA - In order to welcome the 78th Independence Day of the Republic of Indonesia, Karen Afralia Nijsen and her lover Fauzan Rachmansyah, held an educational and caring activity, with the theme One Step One Work, BKKB Paud Flamboyan II, on Jalan Cipinang Muara Ilir RT 01 RW 05, Jatinegara, East Jakarta, Tuesday 15 August 2023.

Karen Nijsen admitted that he was very happy to initiate the program and form the One Step One Work Community.

"I'm happy because we've been working for ourselves, now is the time for us to work to help people. And we both really like small children. We have to care," said Karen Nijsen.

Karen also hopes that this very inspiring activity can penetrate all children in Indonesia.

"I cried to see teachers who were not paid well, but can consistently teach during the year, and the children are very cheerful. This movement inspires and teaches many lessons," added Karen.

Karen is also very happy to involve Fauzan Rachmansyah in this activity.

"This is also always what Fauzan ordered to him, life must be useful for others and starting from the small steps we can take," he said.

Meanwhile, Fauzan admitted that he was very supportive of what Karen did in welcoming Indonesia's independence day.

"It must support, of course, as Indonesian citizens, we are happy to open this activity ahead of the commemoration of independence, and many friends who want to make a real contribution to the nation and state. Both time, thought and material including Karen Afralia Nijsen as the initiator and founder of this movement," said Fauzan.

In this activity, Fauzan and Karen provide education to children, from starting learning English, confirming children's ideals, to playing with children.

"When we see small children, friends here seem to see the future of the nation, for that we are enthusiastic about becoming volunteers in this struggle," he said.

Fauzan hopes that more people can get involved in this program. Moreover, there are still many educational places for early childhood who still need attention, due to lack of facilities and students.

"This program is expected to be more involved in it in order to reach all parts of Indonesia," he added.

The hope of Karen and her lover together with all volunteers to visit PAUD in Jakarta to all over Indonesia to build a better early childhood education program in the future.

"We hope that all volunteers in the territory of Indonesia who care about the world of education for the progress of the nation," concluded the experienced man who became a volunteer in various disasters and is also serving as Secretary General of the Berkarya Party.