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Special New Year gifts for Children

On the occasion of the New Year, 154 sponsored children of the Rasht Community Development Project of the Good Neighbors International in the Republic of Tajikistan, received their special New Year gifts. Additionally, 10 underprivileged families in the community were provided with essential food supplies, including oil, sugar, rice, and tea boxes. The beneficiaries expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the organization for its ongoing support and dedication to bringing joy and assistance to children and families in need.

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Meeting with 13 Graduates of the Good Neighbors Sponsorship Program in Rasht district

Meeting with 13 Graduates of the Good Neighbors Sponsorship Program in Rasht district” On the eve of the New Year, a meaningful and heartfelt meeting was held at the Boqi Rahimzoda Jamoat building in the Rasht district. The gathering brought together 13 students who graduated from the Good Neighbors International Sponsorship Program in the Republic of Tajikistan and are now pursuing their studies at the Pedagogical Institute and colleges within the Rasht district. The event featured speeches from key community leaders, including the chairman of the Jamoat, B. Rahimzoda, as well as the directors of schools No. 18, 71, and 7. These esteemed individuals shared valuable insights and advice, offering the graduates practical guidance to help them navigate their paths toward successful futures. After the meeting essential winter uniforms distributed to the program graduates. Each student received shoes, socks, scarves, and jackets to help them stay warm during the colder months. Additionally, the educational expenses for one year were covered for two graduates of the program who are currently studying at the institutes. The leadership of the Boqi Rahimzoda Jamoat, school directors, and program alumni expressed heartfelt gratitude to Good Neighbors International in the Republic of Tajikistan. Their ongoing dedication to assisting children and families in need has made a lasting positive impact on the community.

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Inspiring Story: Kulob Community Development Project Meeting Highlights Success Among People with Disabilities

Good Neighbors Tajikistan is dedicated to promoting the rights of all children, and the recent event organized by our Kulob Community Development Project is a testament to this mission. We aimed to inspire children with disabilities to recognize their rights and potential. The event brought together individuals with disabilities, sponsored children, and their teachers, creating a space for sharing uplifting life stories. One participant shared her journey after losing a hand; she now accomplishes all tasks with her left hand, even driving a car. Another attendee, who uses a wheelchair, is a talented seamstress known for her beautiful dresses, receiving orders from far and wide. A third participant, who has a speech impediment, expresses herself through art and teaches children to draw. Jabborova Mavjuda, who has both hearing and speech impairments, engaged the audience with her expressive gestures. At 50 years old, she inspires her students as an art teacher. When she asked if anyone wanted to learn to draw, all the children eagerly raised their hands, leading to a fun drawing session. As the meeting concluded, participants reflected on its profound impact. One sponsored child remarked, “This meeting transformed my perspective on life, lifted my spirits, and boosted my motivation. It has changed my world for the better. When a person with disabilities embraces life so fully, it reminds those of us without disabilities to cherish and utilize our health to live richer, more fulfilling lives.” This gathering not only highlighted the resilience of individuals with disabilities but also reinforced the importance of community support and understanding. Together, we can create a world where every child, regardless of their circumstances, has the opportunity to thrive.

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Happy “National Flag Day” of Tajikistan!

Today, we honor the national symbol of Tajikistan – our flag, which represents the unity, independence, and rich heritage of our country. The three colors of the flag hold deep meaning: red for bravery and strength, white for peace and purity, and green for prosperity and nature. The crown and seven stars at its center symbolize the sovereignty and spiritual values of our nation. Let’s take pride in our history and culture, cherishing the values that unite us. Happy National Flag Day to everyone celebrating this special occasion!

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Good News!

It is a source of joy and pride to see girls sponsored by Good Neighbors International Tajikistan, especially girls from Nasir Khusrav district among the girls football team of Tajikistan. What is even more amazing is that it was the shots of Gaforova Nozia and Nozia Mirzoali that won the victory of the girls’ team of the Tajik football team. The competition was held in an international arena such as the Asian Games in Saudi Arabia. This achievement shows not only their hard work and dedication, but once again the positive impact of the support of Good Neighbors International, which in 2023 paid special attention to the formation of a healthy lifestyle and organized a football game between 140 girls from 10 educational institutions. One of the goals of Good Neighbors International is to focus on the development of healthy lifestyles for children and gender equality. We are proud of our girls’ achievements.

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Global Handwashing Day

Global Handwashing Day. On October 17, 2024, the “Global Handwashing Day” was celebrated at the secondary schools of Pochei Poyon and Ruvoz villages of the Boqi Rahimzoda community of Rasht district. Employees of the Good Neighbors Tajikistan organization, from Rasht Community Development Project, explained to the participants the history and importance of celebrating this day. The purpose of holding this event is to increase the awareness and knowledge of the participants about hand hygiene in the prevention of diseases. The “Global Handwashing Day” program consisted of lectures, poetry readings, instructive scenes and a competition for the best hand hygiene painting. At the end of the program, 90 sponsored children were presented with gifts such as hygiene materials, and the winners of the painting competition were awarded sports accessories.

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