“Responsible Citizens” supported children for academic achievements in Dnipropetrovsk Region
NGO”Responsible Citizens” continues to actively support children who have lost parental care.
During the scholarship award ceremony, organized by the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, middle and high school students, as well as students from vocational schools and universities, who have excelled in their studies, received cash rewards from the region and power banks from “Responsible Citizens.” This initiative aims to support youth who, despite difficult life circumstances, have achieved outstanding results.
During the ceremony, the children shared their dreams and ambitions, emphasizing that knowledge is power, and support helps them believe in themselves. The event, initiated by the Regional Military Administration, united the efforts of the state and public organizations to support the youth who need attention the most.
The distribution of gifts and recognition is just part of a larger strategy to help children who have been left without family care. The efforts of organizations like “Responsible Citizens” become an important tool in providing real assistance that promotes their social adaptation and successful development. The active participation of public organizations in such events highlights the importance of consolidated efforts in times when young people need not only material support but also confidence in their abilities.
Photos provided by the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration.
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