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Of wwo's learning program. monoly joined us at the field as well. watching him laugh and play like any other 13-year-old boy is remarkable considering what he's been through. he's an example of the good work that dr. jane and wwo are doing on the ground in haiti and elsewhere around the world. and with more funding, there's no telling what they can do to help this generation of kids grow up to be happy and healthy. ♪ >> as we tackle the big problems in places like haiti, we shouldn't forget the power of play too much the bring strength to the most vulnerable. and speaking of bringing strengt...

Seven days. what's he saying? >> i want to drink some juice. want to drink some juice. >> amazingly, he survive d, but ten members of his family, including his parents, did not. in the years since, she has stepped in to help care for him and his two brothers. i'm anderson. she brought us to meet him now. he's 13 and lives with his brothers and extended family in port-au-prince. after the earthquake, he was quiet. >> like in a state of stiffness and paralysis. emotionally and physically. >> for month sns. >> for years. >> thanks to wwo, monoly is in skill and is thriving. hets to one day become...

School and is thriving. he wants to one day become a doctor or a soccer player. in haiti, soccer is a big part of wwo's learning program. monley joined us at the field as well. watching him laugh and play like any other 13-year-old boy is remarkable, considering what he's been through. he's an example of the good work that dr. jane aransen and wwo are doing on the ground in haiti and elsewhere around the world. and with more funding, there's no telling what they can do to help this generation of kids grow up to be happy and healthy.

Doctor or a soccer player. in haiti, soccer is a big part of wwo's learning program. he joins us at the field. watching him laugh and play like any other 13-year-old boy is remarkable considering what he has been through. he is an example of the good work that dr. jane aaronson and wwo are doing on the ground in haiti and elsewhere around the world. and with more funding, there's no telling what they could do to help this generation of kids grow up to be happy and healthy.

Paralysis for years. >> thanks to the foundation he is in school. he wants to one day become a doctor or a soccer player. in haiti, soccer is a big part of work wo's learning program. organized activities gives kids a sense of normalcy? >> yes, they end up having perimeter. >> even just being on a team playing a sport, it changes a kids' brain. >> they're dna forever is changed. >> if you can get to kids early enough with enough love and adult attention it forever changes -- >> absolutely. we have so many examples of it. we now are watching our kids grow.