Volunteers organized an educational and entertaining program
for children to mark the occasion
On June 1, International Children's Day, “Azercell Volunteers”
organized an educational and entertaining program for children
residing at Children’s Home No. 1, a social service institution
operating under the Social Services Agency of the Ministry of Labor
and Social Protection of Population of the Republic of
Azerbaijan.
As part of its ongoing efforts to support children's development
and well-being, the Azercell Volunteers’ team organized an
educational program focused on safety awareness and responsible
behavior. Alongside creating a memorable holiday experience, the
initiative aimed to equip children with practical knowledge and
skills that can help them navigate everyday situations safely.
As part of the program, children aged 9 to 15 took part in an
interactive training session on the fundamentals of civil defense
and personal safety. During the session, participants learned about
potential risks they may encounter in daily life and received
practical guidance on how to respond effectively in emergency
situations and follow essential safety measures.
One of the highlights of the program was the "Safety as Seen by
Children" drawing competition, which encouraged participants to
express their understanding of safety through art. Combining
learning with creativity, the activity helped reinforce key
messages and contributed to a more engaging educational
experience.
At the conclusion of the program, all participants received
commemorative gifts in celebration of International Children's
Day.
The “Azercell Volunteers” initiative has been active since 2001,
implementing projects that support socially vulnerable groups and
contribute to the development of children and young people through
educational, social, and community-focused programs.
