To close out the summer vacation with the children in the designated areas in most need of intervention and support by REPADS/CPSDA, we organized some activities with them. We were also fortunate to have the time to complete a training session with our lawyer and volunteer Mona Jean who is the Coordinator for our Children’s Rights and Protection program. It was an opportunity for REPADS/CPSDA to teach and remind the children of their basic rights to live decently in our Haitian society and to understand that they are be protected by local and national authorities. They were happy to know that the authorities have the responsibility to protect them. Furthermore, there were some other events with which the children participated in like games, a singing contest, music, arts and crafts etc. More than 300 children participated in this successful activity.