Activity report
October 25, 2020
Address: 71 Higashikoji Ko, Yoshida-cho, Uwajima City Name of organization: Uwajima NPO Center Representative: Representative Tomoko Tanimoto
Person in charge: Akiko Hayashi
| 1-Name of business |
Hands-on disaster prevention program Kitanada Community Center |
|---|---|
| 2- Organizer (co-organizer) |
Sponsored by: Uwajima NPO Center Cooperation: Kitanada Community Center, Kitanada Elementary School, Lifelong Learning Division |
| 3-Purpose |
・The children's club held a disaster prevention course at the Kitanada Community Center for 3rd to 6th graders, their guardians, and teachers at Kitanada Elementary School to improve children's disaster preparedness skills. ・Experience assembling a cardboard bed. Learn how it is used for life in an evacuation center. Children will have fun getting interested in disaster prevention, create their own disaster prevention bottles, take them home, and pass it on to their families, with the aim of improving disaster prevention skills in the community and at home. |
| 4-Date and time |
Thursday, October 20, 2020 13:00-15:00 |
| 4-Venue |
Kitanada Community Center |
| 5-Number of participants |
Kitanada Elementary School 3rd to 6th graders, teachers, and 45 parents |
| 6-Admission fee/participation fee, etc. | free |
| 7-Overview |
A disaster prevention course was held for 3rd to 6th grade students at Kitanada Elementary School. ``When disaster strikes, I don't want to die. Do you want to survive ? The children started by asking, ``I don't want to die!'' ” a loud voice said. Disaster prevention is not difficult. "I do not want die. ” With that thought, I am already at the starting point. I listened intently to his words. Immediately after, the students were divided into groups at Namazu School to learn about disaster prevention through games, and it was impressive to see them working so hard to discuss and think about disaster prevention as a group. Afterwards, we held a ``Disaster Prevention Bottle Workshop'' where everyone packed the things they needed into bottles. It's easy to make and I want to make it for my family too! ” “When I get home, I’ll put in my favorite sweets!” ' he was talking happily with his friends. I also experienced assembling a cardboard bed, and learned that it is sturdy because it has braces, and that it can be used to store things I had brought with me during an evacuation. It was very well received, so I was happy to be involved. |
| 8-Contact information | Address: 71-1 Higashikoji, Yoshida-cho, Uwajima City Name: Tomoko Tanimoto (Representative of Uwajima NPO Center) Contact: 0895-49-3563 |
