Posts by Franck Semczak

Families with disabled children tour to holy places Since 2017 Aspen Russia’s employees in the Volga Region have shown kindness and care to surrounding cities. Their primary Mandela Day initiative for 2019 was a tour to places of worship for families with severely disabled children. The preferred venue for many of these families was the Read More

Visiting a fairy tale Bring fairy tales to life was the dream of three employees from Krasnodar in Aspen Russia’s South Region. These volunteers chose to support The Land of Mercy, a center for the development of charity programs. The center specialises in helping about 100 orphans and children with mental disabilities and 14 autistic Read More

Happiness is giving joy to others In celebration of Mandela Day, Aspen Russia’s team in the Ural Region adopted the motto: Happiness is giving joy to others, and this they achieved in abundance by providing assistance to the Department of Mercy and showing care to Kirovgrad’s elderly citizens. The main problem among elderly people in Read More

Giving back with Colours of Life The North-West-based Aspen team in St. Petersburg adopted the “Colours of Life” as their theme for Mandela Day and supported the Specialized Orphanage №3 (psycho-neurological) in the Frunzensky District as their primary beneficiary. Specialized Orphanage №3 is a psycho-neurological institution that accommodates 110 patients and provides comprehensive medical care, Read More

Saving lives – when every effort counts! From 15 to 25 July 15, 2019, Aspen Russia’s Central Region team embraced Project Saving Lives for Mandela Day. Every employee in the region participated in the Saving Lives initiative by donating blood for patients in need of transfusions or blood supplies for medical reasons. Blood banks were Read More

Enhancing the Rosinka Center for its children The Rosinka Rehabilitation Center located in Balashikha cares for approximately 60 children and teenagers with disabilities. This center provides social, medical, psychological and pedagogical rehabilitation for children and adolescents with chronic diseases of internal organs and systems; impaired neuropsychic development, as well as borderline social conditions with some Read More