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Vision Fest 2018

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Join for an immersive experience to learn how a small act can have a big, long-lasting impact in the lives of many children and communities living in poverty.

Vision Fest is an annual event held by World Vision as part of advocacy efforts to highlight the needs of children and communities living in extreme poverty. Following our theme this year, Small Act, Big Impact, they have an exciting programme lined up including workshops, performances and a film screening to cater to the interests of various groups who want to learn how a small act can make a big impact in the life of another.

Event highlights:

Interactive Song & Dance Performance
Craft Workshop
Family Workshop
Film Screening
Trips Sharing
Art Exhibition

Film Screening

Step out of your comfort zone and witness what it is like to survive on only One Dollar a day. From the award-winning documentary – Living On One Dollar

1.30pm – 2.45pm | 5.00pm – 6.15pm | Screening Room

Trips

Find out how you can embark on a trip to make real, long-lasting impact in vulnerable communities.

4.30pm – 5.00pm | Screening Room

Interactive Song & Dance Performance

Meet Otgon, from the award-winning Blue Sky Choir in Mongolia! Come catch her moving performance and get a chance to interact with her!

2.45pm – 3.30pm | 4.15pm – 5.00pm | Council Room

Craft Workshop

Learn how vulnerable children are taught to be resourceful by using the limited resources they have to make their own creations! Make your own totebag using scrap materials!

2.00pm – 2.45pm | Council Room

Family Workshop

Hear from guest speaker, Dr Jacqueline Chung (Senior Principal of St James Church Kindergarten) and our family advocates on how to make change as a family!