At the Kekeli Center, support for children takes the form of various initiatives that contribute to their education, development, and well-being. In recent weeks, the Center organized a distribution of school supply kits to mark the start of the school year and launched a new series of recreational activities for the youngest children.
Start of activities for the youngest children
On Monday, October 5, 2026, the Kekeli Center kicked off its early childhood programs for a new period lasting several months, dedicated to children’s early learning, development, and growth.
Right from the very first day, the children returned to the Center to a friendly, warm, and energetic atmosphere. The program included games, fun activities, learning, interaction, creativity, and opportunities to spend time together—all tailored to the children’s ages and needs.
Through this activity, the Kekeli Center aims to provide young children with a space where they can:
🌱 learning through play;
🎨 develop their creativity and imagination;
🤝 learning to live and interact with others;
🧠 stimulate their abilities and independence;
💙 Growing up in a caring and safe environment.
These early moments set the tone for a new phase of activities that will continue over the next 8 to 9 months.
Distribution of school supplies to children
On September 4, 2026, the Kekeli Center organized a distribution of school supplies for the children who benefit from its services.
With the start of the school year approaching, this activity served as an important opportunity to support the children in their educational journey and help them begin the new school year with greater peace of mind and confidence.
Beyond just school supplies, each kit we distribute is a gesture of encouragement, solidarity, and support for children who, despite the challenges they may face, continue on their journey with courage and hope.
This initiative is part of the Kekeli Center’s commitment to the protection, support, and well-being of children, with a particular focus on their education and development. Because access to education helps build the future, we believe that a child who receives support today is better prepared to build tomorrow.
