Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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In the summer, the corridors of the Polytechnic University are empty, but the Dobro.Center "Harmony" continues to unite students, teachers, partners and all those who are not indifferent for good deeds.
The Polytechnic regularly collects humanitarian aid at the university headquarters
On June 15, Medical Worker's Day, curators of military hospitals of St. Petersburg met. The event was organized by the "For Friends" community. Polytechnic was represented by the responsible curator of the military hospital 122 MSC Tatyana Nam and a volunteer of the university headquarters
On June 21, children from Mariupol arrived for summer vacation in Zelenogorsk. Volunteers of "Harmony", who are part of the regional headquarters
On June 25, at the Family and Children Assistance Center of the Kalininsky District of St. Petersburg, SPbPU volunteers together with students of the Higher School of Linguistics and Pedagogy of the Humanitarian Institute held a training program with elements of art therapy for children aged 7-12. The event became part of the positive leisure camp "LetoVmeste".
In addition, in June, a concert was held at Clinical Hospital No. 122 for military personnel dedicated to Russian Language Day. Kirill Grishin read poems by classic Russian poets. Maria Guner shared her original poems and fascinating stories about the classics of Russian culture and literature. Vera Ugai performed heartfelt songs about the Motherland, love, hope and dream. Tatyana Nam told stories about great polytechnicians. Konstantin Zakharov concluded the concert with songs to the guitar. According to tradition, volunteers visited the wards, presented gifts and treats to patients.
On June 26, the Polytechnicians performed vocal compositions at the General Surgery Clinic of the Kirov Military Medical Academy. The concert was supplemented by numbers by the soloist of the chapel Ilya Zavatsky and the string quartet of the Troitsky Cultural Center.
On June 27, a concert was held at the hospital of the North-West District Scientific and Clinical Center named after L. G. Sokolov featuring a female vocal quartet and theater and film actor Oleg Kharitonov. In conclusion, all those gathered sang the song "I love you, life!" Volunteers talked to patients and presented gifts. The servicemen asked to bring books if possible, and to organize "home tournaments" in backgammon and board games at the hospital.
Harmony has new challenges, big projects and inspiring stories ahead.
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