A small miracle for a small Yakut village
Blogger Tatyana's followers from all over Russia sent gifts to the kindergarten in the village of Nakhara in Yakutia, home to 64 people. Now the four children have a year's supply of paints and play dough.
Blogger Tatyana, which shows life of my native village Nahara, a village with a population of just 64, began receiving gifts from all over Russia. After watching videos about life in the small, remote village, her subscribers decided to help the local kindergarten.
Gifts for kindergarten
First, the parcel was sent by a family from Moscow region, and then a few more. Now the four children in the kindergarten have a year's supply of paints, play dough, and other essentials. Even the parcel bags came in handy—they're very much needed in the village.
"And even a new projector, which was sorely needed! The children were overwhelmed by the number of gifts. So much attention, so much warmth flown from the other side of the world to our small Yakut village. May the kindness you give return to you a hundredfold in health, joy, and happiness."
"Thank you," blogger Tatyana, who shares her thoughts on life in Najar, thanked the senders.
Just recently here lived There are only 57 people. But, as Tatyana told NeMoskva, new residents arrive occasionally. Although village life is hard, she finds its own luxury: for her, it's a place of power, a different rhythm of life, and a home.
Video: Instagram tatyana_kylyk
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