Art and culture
The cell of the NGO "Community Development" in Stryj visited NGO activists from Yavoriv
In the world there is nothing more beautiful than a child's smile, especially on the face of orphans. That is why two cells of NGO "Community Development" in Stryj and Yavorivs united to give an unforgettable day for 24 children from single-parent and families in crisis.
The tour began at the site of Stryj College of Lviv NAU. Director, Vasyl Dmytryshyn, happily held a tour around the academic institution. From modern classrooms with electronic whiteboards, to workshops where students get practical skills.
Children's attention was attracted by an incredibly rich exhibition of bread. It is conducted every year to the Day of Worker of Agriculture. Students reproduce the ancient recipes of bread, cakes, and Easter cakes. Best baked products stored during the year in the "Museum of bread", which is on campus. Children told the story of the origin of basic grains: rye, wheat, barley, oats, and showed the old furnace, built on the model that existed at the beginning of the last century. Demonstrated the process of bread production.
Also, the attention was paid at the "Museum of Sichovych Striltsiv", which contains a considerable battle history of the Legion. After immersion in the history, guests from Yavorivsk visited a petting zoo in campus. There were sheeps and rabbits and chickens, and pigeons of rare breeds and peacocks. Children were acquainted with the cultivation of oyster mushrooms and champignons.
Vivid impressions experienced kids from horse riding. Some of them did it for the first time. Further acquaintance with Stryj region continued in the village VOlia Zaderevatska, in the Museum of Stepan Bandera. About the life of the conductor of the OUN-UPA and his family readily agreed to tell Oksana Bandera, who is the granddaughter of the sister of Stepan. Guests from Yavoriv saw the exhibition, which is hosted in six rooms. There were separate sections dedicated to youthful years of S. Bandera, the OUN and UPA, as well as a section on how the hero of Ukraine died. But most of all children love the reconstruction of the bunker-shelter with an underground passage. Here they were able to feel like real soldiers of the Ukrainian insurgent army!
We hope that such meetings and exchange of experience will be conducted often and the friendship between the cells will bring much benefit and pleasure to children and the development of community.
The tour began at the site of Stryj College of Lviv NAU. Director, Vasyl Dmytryshyn, happily held a tour around the academic institution. From modern classrooms with electronic whiteboards, to workshops where students get practical skills.
Children's attention was attracted by an incredibly rich exhibition of bread. It is conducted every year to the Day of Worker of Agriculture. Students reproduce the ancient recipes of bread, cakes, and Easter cakes. Best baked products stored during the year in the "Museum of bread", which is on campus. Children told the story of the origin of basic grains: rye, wheat, barley, oats, and showed the old furnace, built on the model that existed at the beginning of the last century. Demonstrated the process of bread production.
Also, the attention was paid at the "Museum of Sichovych Striltsiv", which contains a considerable battle history of the Legion. After immersion in the history, guests from Yavorivsk visited a petting zoo in campus. There were sheeps and rabbits and chickens, and pigeons of rare breeds and peacocks. Children were acquainted with the cultivation of oyster mushrooms and champignons.
Vivid impressions experienced kids from horse riding. Some of them did it for the first time. Further acquaintance with Stryj region continued in the village VOlia Zaderevatska, in the Museum of Stepan Bandera. About the life of the conductor of the OUN-UPA and his family readily agreed to tell Oksana Bandera, who is the granddaughter of the sister of Stepan. Guests from Yavoriv saw the exhibition, which is hosted in six rooms. There were separate sections dedicated to youthful years of S. Bandera, the OUN and UPA, as well as a section on how the hero of Ukraine died. But most of all children love the reconstruction of the bunker-shelter with an underground passage. Here they were able to feel like real soldiers of the Ukrainian insurgent army!
We hope that such meetings and exchange of experience will be conducted often and the friendship between the cells will bring much benefit and pleasure to children and the development of community.