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24.02.23: NRCST Trains Volunteers

National Red Crescent Society organizes training for 24 future volunteer-trainers from the velayats and Ashgabat (to mention it, NRCST has 17 volunteer centers all over the country). The training organized in cooperation with UNODC, USAID and WINDROCK will be held in the wellness center “Yashlyk” located in Gokdere. Participants of the event will consider the problems faced by people in difficult life situations and familiarize themselves with the laws of Turkmenistan in social sphere. Volunteers will also master basics of social work and services in this area, as well as ethical standards. Furthermore, they will discuss interconnection of humanitarian diplomacy between other structures and organizations.

Likewise, an introductory course will be help for 26 volunteers and 3 employees in February 26th.

 

 

 

 

 

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