Sikha Asia Kindergarten Workshop
On 25 March 2025, seven dedicated CubeCare volunteers visited Sikha Asia Kindergarten to empower roughly 20 preschoolers with essential hand-washing skills. In bright classrooms, the team guided the three- to five-year-olds through each step—wetting, lathering, scrubbing, rinsing, and drying—quizzing them as they went to reinforce the routine. This interactive session aimed not only to build lifelong hygiene habits but also to foster an early appreciation for public-health practices.
To illustrate soap’s power, volunteers performed the classic ‘pepper germs’ experiment: they sprinkled ground black pepper on a shallow bowl of water to represent germs, then dipped a soapy fingertip to watch the pepper flakes scatter to the bowl’s edges. This simple science trick vividly demonstrates how soap breaks water’s surface tension, repelling unseen microbes from skin . The preschoolers watched in shocked, intrigued silence as the “germs” scurried away at the touch of soap.
After the demonstration, each child received a donut as a fun reward for attentive participation, earning wide smiles and enthusiastic thank-yous. The seven CubeCare volunteers rotated through small groups to offer hands-on assistance and celebrate correct responses. By marrying hands-on science with sweet incentives, the team kept energy high and made sure every child left not only entertained but also understanding why soap and proper technique are crucial to stay healthy.
This successful outreach builds on CubeCare’s first-year milestone of raising ฿50,000 to support underprivileged schools across Thailand. With that upward trend established, the team now plans interactive sales activities alongside an F1 racing simulator fundraiser to engage the wider community and boost contributions. These creative events aim to draw broader participation and raise even more funds—so CubeCare can expand its medical-infrastructure initiatives to serve even more schools in need.
Tristan Kanjanapas Year 11 board member- ”Working with the children really gave me the hands on experience I needed to feel comfortable to do volunteering work in the future.For that reason I am extremely grateful to CubeCare ”
Parit LeenabanchongYear 12 board member- ”These hours not only gave me valuable time to give back but also enrich and purify my soul”
