In a country frequently hit by typhoons like the Philippines, awareness of such emergency, vigilance, and preparedness is very important, especially for children who suffers the most. Their vulnerable lives at peril.When turbulent times put their lives in danger, "safe areas" or spaces is a "must" . Child-friendly spaces would somehow help to  alleviate emotional and psychological distress on children, which are the usual impact and long-term effect of disasters to victims.Below is a youtube video created by WVDF. more about "Child Friendly Spaces - Haven For Chi...", posted with vodpodChild-Friendly - a word like a touch of promise securing children in times of calamities and disasters. According to the United Nations, a child-friendly space is one place where the children can be reached in a protective, holistic way.As further stated in World Vision Website;"World Vision protects and cares for the most vulnerable victims of disasters by establishing Child-Friendly Spaces in affected communities.Child-Friendly Spaces provide a disaster’s youngest survivors with a safe place to play, participate in structured activities, and experience healing from any trauma and loss they’ve experienced. They also allow children to return to healthy routines and experience a sense of normalcy again..."************************Personal Note:I truly and terribly missed the social service life. Nothing felt more rewarding than what I was doing as a Donor Care Specialist for World Vision- Philippines. It is where I've known passion. Well, poetry is another passion of mine, but my humanist heart will always crave for action intended to contribute in making life better for most people.For the meantime, writing about it keeps me going. Using my passion in creative writing for information campaigns and awareness through blogs somehow fills that empty space within me when it comes to my passion for children.I'm no saint, that I must say. Far from it. I am just a regular young woman who was lucky to find where her passion lies