New beneficiaries were accepted at the “DOST Evi” branch

The next beneficiary acceptance was held at the “DOST Evi” branch of the DOST Center for Inclusive Development and Creativity in Ismayilli.

The Center’s Evaluation Commission assessed the creative potential of about 20 citizens belonging to vulnerable population groups who applied from Ismayilli and Shamakhi.

16 of them were involved in training programs in various areas of activity at the branch. These individuals had the opportunity to develop their skills in pottery, carpet weaving, weaving and embroidery, flour products and confectionery, artistic carving and tailoring.

Currently, “DOST Evi” with 33 beneficiaries conducts training in a total of 10 different areas of activity.

• The institution, which opened in November 2023, benefits 5 vulnerable categories of people:
• people with disabilities,
• members of families of martyrs,
• people disabled in the war and their children,
• children who have lost their parents or are deprived of parental care,
• members of low-income families.

Talented people over the age of 6 who fall into these categories can register by applying to DOST centers and local offices of the Social Services Agency to benefit from the services of the DOST Center for Inclusive Development and Creativity and its “DOST Evi” branches in Ismayilli and Barda.

For additional information, you can contact the Center’s official social media accounts and the 142 Call Center.