HANDS OF GRACE

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​  An American, Daniel has been serving our children in various capacities since 2016 when he was a young teen. He often considers our children more his friends than students. Daniel was instrumental in setting up our remote learning system during the emergency COVID lock-down. Now in university, Daniel continues to expand our daily online learning program and leads our team of international remote teachers. 

 "I deeply admire the strength and unity of the students. Seeing so many of the kids grow up academically and personally has truly been a blessing." 

 Michael Cameron is a recent graduate of Regis High School. As a Catholic, he believes that everyone deserves an education regardless of financial or societal status. He enjoys playing soccer, cooking, and teaching. He began volunteering for Zotung in July 2022, and formerly served as the lead coordinator for Regis volunteers, where he helped expand to number of volunteers to over 35. 

 "Every week, I see the students improve their academic skills, and I see the students open up socially as they continually participate more often. It has been a joy to watch." 

  Richard was introduced by a fellow volunteer, Mabel, and found the first year gratifying teaching 2 youths - Francis and Joseph. In his second year, Richard tutored both P1 and P2.

"The enthusiasm and the hunger to learn from the children is what motivates me"

  Luca Dalven is a senior at Regis High School. He has been volunteering for two years now. He believes strongly in Zotung’s social and religious mission, and is enthusiastic to keep giving back to this amazing community.

“Seeing my students pop up on my screen, brightens my night and never fails to put a smile on my face.”

Jose Galindo is a senior at Regis High School. Jose enjoys playing piano, reading and listening to music. He also plays ultimate frisbee for Regis. 

"I love helping out and am looking forward to an excellent year!"

David Solano is a senior at Regis High School. David enjoys acting and singing in musicals, public speaking, and videography. In class, he creates an engaging, rewarding experience for his students so that they grow in their love for learning.

"Seeing them understand the material whilst having fun is the greatest reward for teaching them, as I see their comprehension and enjoyment grow."

 Leo Lee is a senior at Regis High School. He started as an online volunteer in December of 2022. Leo enjoys playing tennis, the French Horn, and watching movies in his free time.

“Teaching Zotung has been a great experience seeing the students grow academically, and I am excited to see their progress in the future.”.

  Leo DeCock is a junior at Regis High School. He has been volunteering with Zotung since December of 2022 to continue spreading the gift of an education to all. He enjoys reading and playing soccer.

“It is truly an honor to witness my students developing week by week in all realms of their academic, social, and religious lives with a smile on their face."