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The 200 New Kopel Group's volunteers said YES! to Education

8 Aug 2017

New Kopel Group has always sought opportunities to support the society in which it operates, by providing support to disadvantaged children and by involving in projects for sustainable education.

From June 16, 2017, with the help of "Ana and the Children", all New Kopel Group employees will be involved in the "Always Yes to Education" volunteer program. Gradually, 200 volunteers will go to the "Ana and the Children" center in Bucharest every Friday, where they will actively participate in the children's education programs along with the social pedagogues of the NGO (offering useful tools for a easier assimilation of information, engaging in interactive games, and providing support for homework).

For complete information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.