FFI Ambassador for Youth, Jesse Jordan, recently returned from a 100 day trip to Southeast Asia. While there, he sought and found an opportunity to enroll 13 Balinese and Thai children in school for the 2009 school year as well as providing recreation equipment for 3 local villages. A thousand dollars was provided by SOS Healthcare Inc. to pay educational costs- tuition, uniforms, school supplies—for kids that were too poor to attend school. This initiative demonstrates the willingness of SOS Healthcare Inc. to both support and promote global citizenship. Thursday, April 9, 2009
Operation Global Education & Recreation
FFI Ambassador for Youth, Jesse Jordan, recently returned from a 100 day trip to Southeast Asia. While there, he sought and found an opportunity to enroll 13 Balinese and Thai children in school for the 2009 school year as well as providing recreation equipment for 3 local villages. A thousand dollars was provided by SOS Healthcare Inc. to pay educational costs- tuition, uniforms, school supplies—for kids that were too poor to attend school. This initiative demonstrates the willingness of SOS Healthcare Inc. to both support and promote global citizenship. 
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