WHERE

In NEPAL the following schools
are inrolled in the expressionprogram "SCHL" : 

 In 2018
- Two schools in the district of CHITWAN
A project together with the local organisation CEPP
and the Belgian Erasmus University College of Brussels.

Past projects - 2017
- MAHANKALI SECONDARY SCHOOL - Pipaltar, Dhading (45 students).
- SHREE JALPA LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kumpur, Dhading (15 students). 
- PANCHAKANGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Dhading (5 students).
- SANSKRIT SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kathmandu (40 students).
- PRABHAT LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL - Kathmandu (12 students).
- IMDRAYANI - Adamghat, Dhading (20 students).
- ADARSA - Gajuri, Dhading, (20 students).

All together about 160 students are enrolled.  

 In PALESTINE we are preparing an Arabic version
to use in the Palestinian schools at the Westbank.
Therefor we work closely together with the organisation
LOGICA COMMUNITY CENTER OF TULKAREM.
A training will be give in the SUMMER 2018
to teachers of 9 SCHOOLS of the Westbank.
They will use the Arabic version of the Expressionbook "TRM" 
for children experciening traumatic situations/pasts.
 

In KENYA - to become in 2019.

Wonderwise is a non-profit organisation* working in a wide range of educational settings using Plastic Arts and Free Expression as Therapy and Personality Development Strategy.

The project introduces the Art of free ‘expression’ into schools first by providing teacher training and student sessions. Wonderwise provides the raw materials and expression books and follow-up. The expression books have been developed by Wonderwise and can be adapted to any situation and translated to any language. Wonderwise books are an ideal way to introduce free expression through Art in schools and organizations all over the world.

Currently (2017) Wonderwise is very active in Nepal. After the major Earthquake in April 2015 Griet and Sudhir launched the Wonderwise project in Nepal starting with an emergency-program in the months following the Earthquake and aftershocks. Then they started a sustainable project with sponsorship from Belgium. The Wonderwise program has now been introduced into the curriculum of some Nepalese state schools. A motivated Nepalese team is in charge due the kind sponsorship from Belgium funds.

Due to the great success of the first book Wonderwise is working on a second, focusing on children with risk of suffering from (post) traumatic stress. Early examples of this book and educational manuals are ready for review. (Feb 2017)

* Part of the Belgian Arch Support vzw