Statistics Poster, Certificate Awards, Volunteering Certificate

Below are images regarding the new timetable for Digital DROP in sessions, and a poster which shows the achievements of Young People with Millennium Awards since 2014. This post also contains an image of the awards and certificates which can be awarded for earning different hours as a volunteer.








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