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“We Have Divided This World Into ‘Mine’ and ‘Not Mine’”
Gaukhar is a yoga teacher, nutritionist, she had worked as an HR-specialist for a major construction company. A few months ago Gaukhar began to help to the Angels of Freedom project. We inquired why it is important to her and how events in the neighboring country are seen in the yoga philosophy.
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“Cure for Mental Wounds”: How Volunteers From Kazakhstan Help to Restore Ukrainian Schools
For eight months now, a charitable project of helping for Ukraine Angels of Freedom has been operating in Kazakhstan. Volunteers organize meetings (toloka), where everyone can make an angel doll or simply purchase a handmade talisman. The funds raised from the sale are used to restore schools damaged by Russian shelling. How the project was started, what kind of people it unites and why, its organizers, Iryna Semenchuk and Yevgeniy Ribalko, told.
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Zarina from Almaty about her help to Ukrainian children
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“There is no Such Thing as a Small Participation, any Help is Incredibly Important”
Olena Chyzhova was born and raised in Chernihiv, and graduated from the university there. She has not lived in Ukraine for 20 years, but immediately after the start of the war she began helping her fellow countrymen. It was the charitable initiative of Olena and her sister Olga, “Angels of Freedom,” that served as the start for the emergence of a foundation of the same name in Kazakhstan. Olena spoke in an interview about how the action was born and how assistance to Ukrainian schools united dozens of countries.
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