INTRODUCING THE CULTURE OF HONOR TO THE TEACHERS IN NJOMBE, TANZANIA.

Mhadzi Primary School Teachers

Working in collaboration with Jackson Makwetta Foundation, Hope 631 recently had an opportunity to introduce the culture of honor to the teachers of Mhadzi Primary school in Njombe region by honoring all the teachers with a gift of appreciation for their hard work and dedication to the children in their communities.

It was a surprising and humbling experience for both the teachers and students as they have never been honored in their entire history of teaching. "This experience has taught me how important it is to find ways to praise, honor and encourage ourselves and others to see the best in people," said Dr. Grace Kinuthia. "We should challenge ourselves daily to think of ways to show honor to others. Ask yourself, when was the last time you honored someone? When did you last thank, call or write a letter to show them how much you appreciate them or to show them some respect? This world can be such a better place if we all follow the principle of honor. We need to honor and respect everyone, even those we think don’t deserve it."

Mhadzi Primary School Students

In a letter to the teachers of Mhadzi, Dr. Grace Kinuthia stated that teaching is not an easy profession and is not done for the money. Most people who are teachers became teachers because it’s God’s call upon their lives to be a blessing and make a difference in the lives of children or the people they teach. With the hard work they do everyday, they deserve to be respected, valued, and supported. Dr. Grace also thanked the teachers and encouraged them to continue doing their best to build a better future for the children.

Golden Rule Ambassador, Dr. Grace Kinuthia, is the Founder and President of Hope 631, a non-profit organization that aims to alleviate poverty through education and empowerment of local businesses within communities. Recently, HOPE 631 started an initiative to build primary schools at the dumpsite in Nakuru Kenya, to facilitate the disenfranchised children in Nakuru with free education and empower them with life skills in order to bring change in their communities.

Hope 631 is working in collaboration with Ambassador Dr. Clyde Rivers, the Founder, and President IChange Nations™, the World’s Largest Honoring Network Establishing Cultures of Honor around the world. Hope 631 continues to bring back and celebrate the culture of honor. iChange Nations™ is also a professional institution that equips, mentors and trains highly esteemed individuals who have the desire to change nations throughout the world.

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This Article was written by Dr. Grace Kinuthia

Dr. Grace Kinuthia is a Golden Rule World Peace Ambassador and she is also the president of Hope 631, a non-profit organization that aims to alleviate poverty through education and empowerment of local businesses within communities in Africa. Dr. Grace is also involved in the leadership of iChange Nations First Lady's Club: Setting forth to honor and promote First Ladies around the world; helping them leave a legacy of hope and advancement for the people of their respective countries.