DREAM big, dreams never hurt - Deborah P. Henry

16 May, 2:31 pm

by Deborah Priya Henry, Miss Malaysia World 2007 & World Vision Malaysia Children’s Right Advocate and 30-Hour Famine 2008 Angel

It was my first experience visiting a childrens home outside of KL. So I was excited as I was anxious to meet the kids at Shemariah Foster Home in Kuala Pilah. We had an absolutely incredible time!!

When we first arrived a few of the kids were inquisitively staring at us and 2 little ones caught my eye. Their innocent faces fixed on us. They mesmerised me completely.

WE really saw the true colours of the kids when the games started. We laughed and laughed. I nearly fell over laughing, especially during the transformers game. It is so nice to share smiles, laughs and high-fives with children. It made me think about what is really important in life and how precious our children are. They need our care, love and protection!!!

My wish for them is to see them get great education, grow up to be healthy, strong, brave and compassionate people and succeed in their lives and support their communities. And I believe World Vision is able to give them a better future. 30-Hour Famine is one powerful platform that can bring about the change. We all have the power in our hands, so use it wisely

DREAM big, dreams never hurt.

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* Shemariah Foster Home for Children is one of the beneficiaries for 30-Hour Famine 2008

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