Sometimes, a teenager keeps answering 'I'm fine,' while inside they feel fear, anger, and pain. Unspoken feelings don't disappear. The tension builds, and sometimes a single moment when they can't stop themselves leads to consequences that can't be undone.
We want to organize boxing classes for orphans from a children's home. During training, the kids will move, get tired, and try again. And when they step into the ring, they'll learn to stop on the coach's command, follow the rules, notice their fear or anger, and not let those emotions take control.
This is the power of boxing: it provides serious physical activity and at the same time teaches how to handle emotions. For teenagers from a children's home, this is especially important. The feelings that are hard to talk about still stay with them. In training with a caring adult, they can gradually learn to understand and express these feelings without harming themselves or others.
We already have a coach. He is ready to conduct the classes for free, as a volunteer. But for training in the ring, we are missing the ring itself.
We are raising funds to buy a boxing ring for orphans from the children's home. Help us get it—make a donation now.
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