Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Under the auspices of the Serve the Planet initiative, 20 volunteers planted over 30 pine seedlings in the State Pedagogical College grounds in Azerbaijan during late October 2018. The event was
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Over 25 years ago, on 15th October 1993, the Moscow Sathya Sai Centre – the first in Russia, opened its doors. To celebrate this joyous occasion, 45 SSIO members from three cities gathered in
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On a cold autumn day in mid-October 2018, over 300 volunteers from 59 cities across Zone 8 spread joy and cheer by serving over 1,300 needy people in Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan. In this
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The 15th National Sai Conference of Kazakhstan was held in October 2018 and attended by 35 SSIO delegates from 13 cities. On the eve of the conference, volunteers took time to
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On 30th September 2018, SSIO volunteers joined several thousand members of the general public in the March for Animal Rights at Shevchenko Park in Kiev. The march sought to raise awareness about
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At the end of July 2018, an Environmental Education Camp was held along the Black Sea coast in Krasnodar. The theme of the camp, Nature is the best teacher, was explored by
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In early June 2018, SSIO members of Dagestan, Russia, hosted an event called Vacation School for 20 SSE children, ages 4 to 11. The school programme focused on the five human values and
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At the end of July 2018, 48 SSIO members from nine Sathya Sai Centres gathered along the banks of the Katun River in Siberia for a Family Camp. The event was dedicated to educating SSE children on
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A third international volunteer camp was organised in the Sairam district during late June and early July 2018. The motto of the camp was “Love Everyone, Serve Everyone.” More than
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In early August 2018, prompted by an article in the local newspaper, SSIO volunteers in Belarus responded to the need for improved facilities for more than 100 dogs and
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