On 2nd November 2017, three members of the SSIO of Moldova joined a group of workers from the Zelenstroy Company to Read More
Category Archives: Zone 8
Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Educational Seminar in Russia
Thirteen students from six cities in the Siberian region of Russia attended seminars organised by Read More
Public Meetings Across Zone 8
More than 630 people attended a series of public meetings organised by 250 Sai community volunteers from 50 Sathya Sai Centres in Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, and Azerbaijan, between Read More
National Conference in Kazakhstan
The SSIO of Kazakhstan held a national conference themed “Unity Is Everyone’s Driving Force,” in late October 2017. Attracting 45 SSIO members from 12 cities, with some hailing from Russia and Kyrgyzstan, the participants enthusiastically shared Read More
Regional Conference in Russia
During 20th–22nd October 2017, SSIO members held a regional conference in the Urals area of Russia, attended by 48 people from 13 Russian cities. The conference opened with Read More
Serving Orphans in Azerbaijan
On 17th December 2017, seven volunteers from three Sathya Sai Centres in Azerbaijan distributed gift bags to 36 children at an orphanage, each bag containing Read More
Medical and Education Camp in Russia
A group of 162 SSIO volunteers from five countries provided loving services in the Sverdlovsk region of Russia in early August 2017. A 64-member medical team, including Read More
Zonal Conference in Russia
About 140 people attended the annual conference of SSIO Zone 8 in early May 2017, near St. Petersburg. SSIO officers from Read More
International Family Camp in Russia
Fifty-eight people, including 17 visitors, from two regions of Russia and Uzbekistan, took part in a family camp in late July in the beautiful and picturesque area of Gorny Altai, on the banks of the Katun River. The camp, themed Read More
Family Camp in Ukraine
The SSIO of Ukraine organised a family camp on the shores of the Black Sea. Thirty-four people including eight visitors, from Ukraine, Russia, and Moldova, provided an international flavour to the camp this year. All attendees participated in Read More