For the past 8 years, our charity foundation has been organizing New Year’s performances for migrant children and the residents of Poznań, Poland. “The Town Musicians of Bremen,” “Pinocchio,” “Alice in Wonderland,” “Pippi Longstocking,” and “Beauty and the Beast” are just some of the fairy tales our little audience got to enjoy.
In July, our foundation organized a series of integration tours around Poznań for migrants and refugees, with over 150 people participating. The goal was to bring participants closer to the city’s history and help them feel a part of it. The tours, “Królewskim tropem” and “Ostrów Tumski”, were led by professional guide Marcin Lutomski, director of the Muzeum Pyry in Poznań.
Our staff work with refugees and other people in need every day. This work requires a tremendous amount of energy and emotional input, but it also carries the risk of emotional burnout.
We care about the well-being of each of our employees. Recently, we invited an experienced specialist – Yulia Talaieva , who conducted a psychological training on the topic “How to avoid emotional burnout“.
In our Foundation, we engage volunteers from the age of 8. Their dedication is remarkable, actively participating in our cultural activities. They take on heroes’ roles, assist in costume preparation, and partake in social initiatives.
On October 18th, the team of our Foundation participated in the meeting “Round Table – Migrants in Greater Poland.” It was an excellently organized space for both meeting new people and discussing cooperation in activities aimed at supporting migrants. We thank the Regional Social Policy Center in Poznań for the invitation. We hope that together we will develop solutions that will assist migrants in their integration and adaptation in Poznań.
