Yakutsk's communal dining room arranges a festive gathering for the youngsters
In the heart of Yakutsk, the first social dining hall, Grafsky Bereg, is facing an uncertain future. For seven years, this establishment has been a beacon of hope for children from large, low-income families, children with disabilities, and orphans. However, recent reports suggest that it may close this fall due to financial difficulties.
Originally initiated by entrepreneur Irina Guzova as an addition to her café-bar "Grafsky Bereg", the social dining hall has grown into an independent social project. It has become a significant contributor to the community, hosting events like the annual Knowledge Day festival.
This year, the Knowledge Day festival is scheduled to take place on August 25 at the social dining hall. The event promises a festive table, games, competitions, and entertainment for the children. The organisers, led by Tugova M.I., are reaching out to caring individuals for support, with the contact number 89142743942 available for those who wish to help.
The Knowledge Day festival is more than just a celebration. It's a day of relaxation before the start of the school year, a chance for these children to enjoy a memorable experience they might otherwise not have. The organisers hope that with the support of the community, they can ensure the festival goes ahead as planned.
The social dining hall has been a vital part of the community, providing affordable meals and a sense of belonging to many. Its potential closure would be a significant loss. As such, the organisers are reaching out to the community, asking for support to keep the social dining hall and the Knowledge Day festival alive.
If you would like to support the Knowledge Day festival or the social dining hall, please contact Tugova M.I. at 89142743942. Let's come together to make a difference in the lives of these children and keep the spirit of community alive in Yakutsk.
The Knowledge Day festival, scheduled for August 25, offers a day of fun and learning for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those with disabilities and orphans. This event, held annually at the social dining hall, Grafsky Bereg, is more than just a celebration—it's a respite before the start of the school year, and a chance to create lasting memories. Amidfinancial difficulties threatening the social dining hall's future, the organizers appeal to the community for support to ensure the festivity and the essential services provided by the dining hall continue, enriching the home-and-garden lifestyle of residents in Yakutsk.
