Urbanization has had a significant impact on playgrounds for children. As cities become more densely populated, there is less space available for playgrounds. This means that there are fewer playgrounds available for children, and those that do exist may be overcrowded or in disrepair.
Reflective Teens renovated corridors, school entrances and small spaces by the side of classrooms and turned them into colourful playing zones within the limited premises of the schools for the kids. Furthermore, playgrounds provide an opportunity for children to learn, interact with each other and build relationships with peers, which is essential for their social development.
Back in 2021, starting from Chittagong, this cost-efficient model has been replicated over 25 schools and directly engaged 50,000+ school-going kids from 2 major divisions of Bangladesh.
The replication model is the simplest!
1. Select a school and get permission
2. Hire painters, provide him/her required materials (paints basically) and instructions
3. Start renovation!
