Doosan Donate Educational Plan To Underprivileged Child

Monday, August 06, 2018

Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction put up to P8000 towards the young boy's developemtn and school uniform

PALAPYE: The Korean company that has been refurbishing Palapye’s Morupule A Power Plant, Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction, has paid out a seven-year study plan for the seven-year-old orphaned boy at Serorome Primary School.

The company adopted the boy (whose name cannot be mentioned for his protection) back in 2016 and has been taking care of his living expenses. Doosan met him at House of Hope while paying their benevolent call some two years ago. House of Hope is a day care centre for orphans.

The young boy is in his final year of preschool at House of Hope and will start his primary schooling next year at Serorome Primary School.

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Doosan Donate Educational Plan To Underprivileged Child

PALAPYE: The Korean company that has been refurbishing Palapye’s Morupule A Power Plant, Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction, has paid out a seven-year study plan for the seven-year-old orphaned boy at Serorome Primary School.

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