The retirees of the Active Longevity Center in the Sarayshyk district, together with the Nurly Zhurek Center for children with special needs, organized a warm and heartfelt cultural charity event. The main goal of the event was to strengthen social ties between the two centers and bring joy to the children.
During the concert, the retirees performed a short fairy-tale skit that lifted the children’s spirits. They sang songs, danced, and showcased their talents. The children also took an active part, joining games and dancing together with the organizers, enjoying every moment.
“Our grandmothers prepared special handmade gifts for the children. The event was incredibly touching and filled with kindness,” noted the cultural coordinator of the Center, Bibigul Baiguzhina. According to the retirees, such meetings help children adapt socially and have a positive impact on their emotional well-being.
At the end of the event, the Active Longevity Center presented memorable gifts to the Nurly Zhurek Center as a symbol of the elders’ love and care for the children. Representatives of the Permanent Commission of the Veterans’ Council of the Sarayshyk district, as well as members of the City Veterans’ Council, also attended the event.
