HOME'
Students were asked to provide words they associated with home. This is what they had to say.
A home is warmth, they said.
Home is happiness.
A hug of affection. A smile of appreciation.
Home is family. Comfort in familiarity.
Safety. Security. Serenity. They are all home too.
A home is peace, they agreed.
Peace of mind. Peace of heart. Peace of self.
Home is food. Yummy food and a belly full.
A home is love, they harmonized.
Love. And love. LOVE. Unconditional love.
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For child refugees, a home is aspiration.
From a place of danger to a place unknown.
Home is hope.
Hope of a future. Hope of a life.
No catch. No strings attached.
Home is the ultimate dream.
The ultimate motivator. The ultimate foe.
For child refugees, home is deadly.
Join the UNICEF team to guarantee that Children Uprooted are given the opportunity to plant new roots.
Join us in helping their quest for a HOME.
Related Opportunities
Please apply directly through the following form for our November training cycle: https://forms.office.com/e/p3UAbVHC87 Any problems in accessing the form or further enquiries about the training please email ussu.nightline@surrey.ac.uk
Welfare Watch is a student-run support service at the Students' Union which promotes safer nights out on campus. As a volunteer, not only will you be supporting student safety, but you'll be part of an amazing team with plenty of opportunities.
