Mother’s Street Project

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The Mother's Street Project is one of the major [[Worldwide Environmental Cleanup|global cleanup initiatives]] of the [[World Mission Society Church of God|Church of God]]. Members diligently clean and maintain streets and parks with the heart of a mother devoted to the health and happiness of her family. They are fostering a sustainable society by building partnerships with public institutions, local authorities, and governments. As of 2021, approximately 410,000 people from 75 countries have participated in the Mother's Street Project around 480 times.

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The Mother's Street Project is conducted in close cooperation with the Church of God, government agencies, local authorities, and public offices. In Nepal, at the request of Mayor Rudra Singh Tamang of Kathmandu, the Municipality, and [[ASEZ (Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)|ASEZ (the Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)]] signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to conduct environmental cleanups and awareness campaigns. Mayor Rudra designated a 1 km (0.6 mi) area around City Hall as "Mother's Street" to honor the cleanup efforts of the members, saying, "I hope ASEZ will enhance our citizens’ environmental awareness through its activities."<ref>[https://watvmedia.org/en/media/mother-street-nepal Mother’s Street in Nepal], ''WATV MEDIA CAST'', April 29, 2022</ref> Seizing this opportunity, members organized environmental protection activities in nearby elementary, middle, and high schools, and other regions, leading to the designation of 11 Mother's Streets in Nepal alone.<ref>[https://news.watv.org/over/content.asp?articleid=o20170724222 Church of God University Student Volunteer Group 'ASEZ' Summer Overseas Volunteer Program], ''English WATV'', July 24, 2017</ref><br>Governments and local authorities from various countries actively recognize and commend ASEZ for its contributions to community cohesion and environmental enhancement. For instance, the Mayor of Walnut, CA, U.S., presented ASEZ at the University of San Antonio with a certificate of recognition for their efforts in cleaning local parks.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1175 Certificate of Recognition from Mayor of Walnut], ''WATV Awards'', December 16, 2018</ref> In Baguio, the Philippines, the Mayor, Vice Mayor, and 13 Representatives expressed their agreement to cooperate with the Church of God.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1434 Resolution from Baguio City Council], ''WATV Awards'', March 9, 2020</ref> In Mumbai, India, the City presented a certificate of recognition to the church in the name of Mr. Mahadeshwar, the then-Mayor of Mumbai.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1424 Mayor of Mumbai Citation], ''WATV Awards'', December 3, 2017</ref>

The Mother's Street Project is conducted in close cooperation with the Church of God, government agencies, local authorities, and public offices. In Nepal, at the request of Mayor Rudra Singh Tamang of Kathmandu, the Municipality, and [[ASEZ (The Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)|ASEZ (the Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)]] signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to conduct environmental cleanups and awareness campaigns. Mayor Rudra designated a 1 km (0.6 mi) area around City Hall as "Mother's Street" to honor the cleanup efforts of the members, saying, "I hope ASEZ will enhance our citizens’ environmental awareness through its activities."<ref>[https://watvmedia.org/en/media/mother-street-nepal Mother’s Street in Nepal], ''WATV MEDIA CAST'', April 29, 2022</ref> Seizing this opportunity, members organized environmental protection activities in nearby elementary, middle, and high schools, and other regions, leading to the designation of 11 Mother's Streets in Nepal alone.<ref>[https://news.watv.org/over/content.asp?articleid=o20170724222 Church of God University Student Volunteer Group 'ASEZ' Summer Overseas Volunteer Program], ''English WATV'', July 24, 2017</ref><br>Governments and local authorities from various countries actively recognize and commend ASEZ for its contributions to community cohesion and environmental enhancement. For instance, the Mayor of Walnut, CA, U.S., presented ASEZ at the University of San Antonio with a certificate of recognition for their efforts in cleaning local parks.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1175 Certificate of Recognition from Mayor of Walnut], ''WATV Awards'', December 16, 2018</ref> In Baguio, the Philippines, the Mayor, Vice Mayor, and 13 Representatives expressed their agreement to cooperate with the Church of God.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1434 Resolution from Baguio City Council], ''WATV Awards'', March 9, 2020</ref> In Mumbai, India, the City presented a certificate of recognition to the church in the name of Mr. Mahadeshwar, the then-Mayor of Mumbai.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1424 Mayor of Mumbai Citation], ''WATV Awards'', December 3, 2017</ref>

Furthermore, the Church of God has received numerous awards worldwide for its Mother's Street Project, including a resolution from the Mayor of Huancayo in Peru, a certification of appreciation from the Minister of the Department of Social Justice & Special Assistance, Government of Maharashtra, and a recognition from Federal Senators of Brazil.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1257 Resolution from Mayor of Huancayo], ''WATV Awards'', January 28, 2019</ref><ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1241 Minister for Social Justice and Special Assistance Certificate of Appreciation], ''WATV Awards'', January 27, 2019</ref><ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1301 Certificate of Appreciation from Senator], ''WATV Awards'', October 1, 2019</ref>

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 The Mother's Street Project is one of the major [[Worldwide Environmental Cleanup|global cleanup initiatives]] of the [[World Mission Society Church of God|Church of God]]. Members diligently clean and maintain streets and parks with the heart of a mother devoted to the health and happiness of her family. They are fostering a sustainable society by building partnerships with public institutions, local authorities, and governments. As of 2021, approximately 410,000 people from 75 countries have participated in the Mother's Street Project around 480 times.
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-The Mother's Street Project is conducted in close cooperation with the Church of God, government agencies, local authorities, and public offices. In Nepal, at the request of Mayor Rudra Singh Tamang of Kathmandu, the Municipality, and [[ASEZ (Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)|ASEZ (the Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)]] signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to conduct environmental cleanups and awareness campaigns. Mayor Rudra designated a 1 km (0.6 mi) area around City Hall as "Mother's Street" to honor the cleanup efforts of the members, saying, "I hope ASEZ will enhance our citizens’ environmental awareness through its activities."<ref>[https://watvmedia.org/en/media/mother-street-nepal Mother’s Street in Nepal], ''WATV MEDIA CAST'', April 29, 2022</ref> Seizing this opportunity, members organized environmental protection activities in nearby elementary, middle, and high schools, and other regions, leading to the designation of 11 Mother's Streets in Nepal alone.<ref>[https://news.watv.org/over/content.asp?articleid=o20170724222 Church of God University Student Volunteer Group 'ASEZ' Summer Overseas Volunteer Program], ''English WATV'', July 24, 2017</ref><br>Governments and local authorities from various countries actively recognize and commend ASEZ for its contributions to community cohesion and environmental enhancement. For instance, the Mayor of Walnut, CA, U.S., presented ASEZ at the University of San Antonio with a certificate of recognition for their efforts in cleaning local parks.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1175 Certificate of Recognition from Mayor of Walnut], ''WATV Awards'', December 16, 2018</ref> In Baguio, the Philippines, the Mayor, Vice Mayor, and 13 Representatives expressed their agreement to cooperate with the Church of God.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1434 Resolution from Baguio City Council], ''WATV Awards'', March 9, 2020</ref> In Mumbai, India, the City presented a certificate of recognition to the church in the name of Mr. Mahadeshwar, the then-Mayor of Mumbai.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1424 Mayor of Mumbai Citation], ''WATV Awards'', December 3, 2017</ref>
+The Mother's Street Project is conducted in close cooperation with the Church of God, government agencies, local authorities, and public offices. In Nepal, at the request of Mayor Rudra Singh Tamang of Kathmandu, the Municipality, and [[ASEZ (The Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)|ASEZ (the Church of God University Student Volunteer Group)]] signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to conduct environmental cleanups and awareness campaigns. Mayor Rudra designated a 1 km (0.6 mi) area around City Hall as "Mother's Street" to honor the cleanup efforts of the members, saying, "I hope ASEZ will enhance our citizens’ environmental awareness through its activities."<ref>[https://watvmedia.org/en/media/mother-street-nepal Mother’s Street in Nepal], ''WATV MEDIA CAST'', April 29, 2022</ref> Seizing this opportunity, members organized environmental protection activities in nearby elementary, middle, and high schools, and other regions, leading to the designation of 11 Mother's Streets in Nepal alone.<ref>[https://news.watv.org/over/content.asp?articleid=o20170724222 Church of God University Student Volunteer Group 'ASEZ' Summer Overseas Volunteer Program], ''English WATV'', July 24, 2017</ref><br>Governments and local authorities from various countries actively recognize and commend ASEZ for its contributions to community cohesion and environmental enhancement. For instance, the Mayor of Walnut, CA, U.S., presented ASEZ at the University of San Antonio with a certificate of recognition for their efforts in cleaning local parks.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1175 Certificate of Recognition from Mayor of Walnut], ''WATV Awards'', December 16, 2018</ref> In Baguio, the Philippines, the Mayor, Vice Mayor, and 13 Representatives expressed their agreement to cooperate with the Church of God.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1434 Resolution from Baguio City Council], ''WATV Awards'', March 9, 2020</ref> In Mumbai, India, the City presented a certificate of recognition to the church in the name of Mr. Mahadeshwar, the then-Mayor of Mumbai.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1424 Mayor of Mumbai Citation], ''WATV Awards'', December 3, 2017</ref>
 Furthermore, the Church of God has received numerous awards worldwide for its Mother's Street Project, including a resolution from the Mayor of Huancayo in Peru, a certification of appreciation from the Minister of the Department of Social Justice & Special Assistance, Government of Maharashtra, and a recognition from Federal Senators of Brazil.<ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1257 Resolution from Mayor of Huancayo], ''WATV Awards'', January 28, 2019</ref><ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1241 Minister for Social Justice and Special Assistance Certificate of Appreciation], ''WATV Awards'', January 27, 2019</ref><ref>[https://watvaward.org/en/award/1301 Certificate of Appreciation from Senator], ''WATV Awards'', October 1, 2019</ref>

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