Man Kyaw Thar, a farmer in rural Myanmar, believed that by simply being present for children, making sure they were fed and safe, that he was being a good father. After attending an ADRA training seminar on parenting skills, he learned that there were many things that he could do to become a better father. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kghmLde5YI

ADRA is taking the key messages of EMBRACE to grade 9 students in Cambodia. In this video, hear how one educator tells how the students who take this class are much better prepared for life. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXJMD9n7J9M

ADRA Canada want's to train you to be ready to serve your community the next time a disaster strikes your area. Check our website to see when the next training will be conducted at a center near you. Visit www.adra.ca/volunteer Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsNVEiBEXuc

The ADRA EMBRACE project is teaching important messages on health, sanitation, nutrition to rural villagers in Cambodia by using a method of small group education. People who have had very limited access to formal education, are learning important new life skills in the comfort of a small group of friends and neighbors. Unlike formal classroom training, participants feel more comfortable to ask clarifying questions. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsGpdgkM60g

In the Philippines, many women living in remote island communities face a very difficult journey to get to a birthing clinic. If the weather is bad, the trip is difficult and dangerous for a woman in labor. To encourage women to go in for "facility-based deliveries", the ADRA EMBRACE project has built homes close to birthing clinics and hospitals where women can go and stay for a week before their due date. This allows them to have more choice as to when it is safe and easier to travel. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4SV5UjXXyI