By Leila Ismailova | Project Leader
Last three months were very productive in our volunteers’ department. We attracted many new volunteers to work with children. They brought fresh ideas and initiatives on how we can work, spend time and play with our fosterlings.
We saw a great progress in a group of boys, where our volunteer Christina Petrova works. We’d like to share with you her impressions:
“Ruslan M. – is a very artistic kid! We learn how to express different feelings: joy, sadness, amusement, we even can play a little scene. Ruslan and I also can show different animals. He is very clever boy; you just need to interest him in a process. Recently we learned to draw different geometric figures. Ruslan also loves reading: I read and Ruslan listens.
When I just started my volunteering Ruslan fought a lot with others. We've been establishing a contact during the whole year. Now we are great friends! It’s important to compliment him, console him when he’s upset for him to feel your care. Now he is much calmer. As I said, he is a clever boy – he learns to spell correctly syllables and words, he just needs some time and a quite peaceful place to concentrate.
Ruslan also loves to play with other child of a group – Sasha. Sasha also has achievements in development – he learns to play ball, can build a toy pyramid and can put things back to their places if you ask him to. With care and support, I believe Sasha can learn many other things!”
“Shag Navstrechu” would like to thank you all for your support and we hope that a little examples of our work and Ruslan and Sasha’s achievements would show you how love and care can brighten a child’s life.
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