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General Overview
These documents are mainly designed to provide
information for Government departments, high networth
individuals and interested parties, requiring behind the
scene information regarding Wu-Chi and its operations. |
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They introduce our unique form of community aid work and
outline the School's aims and objectives in any given
community.
They also detail Wu-Chi's use of martial art
as an agent to teach moral principles and character
development.
However, most importantly they present how, with Wu-Chi,
we make self-development attractive to those young men
who would ordinarily develop an abusive and violent
mentality, before and during the years when they are
most likely to be led astray and become a threat to
themselves and society. |
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"Wu-Chi, Reaching young men who
normally would not be reached"
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Community Aid Presentation Documents
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The Scenario
Today, with video games, television and
Hollywood glorifying Karate and Kung-Fu in
children's entertainment, the response to
martial art activities has significantly
increased.
Thus we find ourselves with a house
of learning that is keenly sought after by youth
- especially those individuals who need help,
because they believe that fighting and the use
of force have a place in everyday life. |
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Wu-Chi Brief
Can you imagine a world with less wayward male
youth? This Brief shows why Wu-Chi should
be supported as a powerful and effective
solution to the problem of wayward male youth in
the civilised world. It takes you through
eight pages, starting with the problems facing
male youth, and it finishes by presenting Wu-Chi
four strongest points in order to give you a
greater idea into how we use martial art. |
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Operation Profile
The School is in a unique position to help
modern communities. Not only does it provide a
positive outlet for the more boisterous elements
in today's youth culture, but it specifically
targets those young men whose irresponsible and
anti-social behaviour has become a major
contributing factor to the problems facing
western society today. |
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Wu-Chi Course Portfolio
Our instructors have professional pride in how
short a time they are able to take students to
the place where they stand, independent of the
School and its teachers. . . producing in
students the strength of character to achieve
their highest ideals and aspirations, while
upholding personal levels of integrity which
fulfil and exceed the requirements of the laws
and customs of their land. |
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Charitable Trust Documentation
From the very outset we planned for the
ARK
Trust to remain behind the scenes as the parent
body, and establish a professional executive
management organisation as our public face,
which is known as Integris Inc.
Under the tenets and
guidelines set by NZ ARK, Integris will in turn
set up and oversee autonomous non-profit
organisations, such as clubs, societies and
other charitable operations, which will work to
fulfill ARK's ongoing mission to "uplift
humanity".
The Wu-Chi School of Arts is the
first of these autonomous non-profit organisations. |
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