Looking Ahead: The Road to Return
- julialivingchannel
- Sep 10
- 2 min read
“We’re Not Done Yet: Help Us Go Back”
Three weeks. That’s how long we’ve shared life, laughter, learning, and love with this incredible community of teachers and children. And now, as we prepare to leave, our hearts are heavy—but full.
The teachers are already begging us to return. They’ve seen the impact of inclusive education firsthand, and they don’t want it to end. They’ve told us, again and again, that more teachers need this training. That more children deserve this kind of classroom. That this is just the beginning.
We agree.
But to come back, we need help.
None of us can afford to run this course again without financial support. We’ve poured everything we have into this mission, and we would do it again in a heartbeat - but we need sponsors to make it possible. We also dream of expanding our team next time: bringing therapists, special education experts, and more hands to help us deepen the work we’ve started.
The need is real. The hunger for change is growing. And the opportunity is now.
We’ve seen what happens when teachers are empowered. We’ve seen what happens when children with disabilities are included. We’ve seen communities begin to shift—one hug, one high five, one dance at a time.
We’ve also seen the challenges. Overcrowded classrooms. Limited resources. Families desperate for help. And we’ve seen the hope that rises when someone says, “Yes, we see you. Yes, we’re coming back.”
But we can’t say yes alone. We need you.
Whether you’re able to support financially, join our team, or simply spread the word, your involvement matters. You can be part of this story. You can help us return. You can help us build something lasting.
What would it mean to be part of a movement that changes lives - one child, one teacher, one classroom at a time?

If you feel called to support this mission, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at livingchannel@gmail.com. Together, we can return. Together, we can build. Together, we can make inclusion more than a dream—it can be a reality.



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