University students with disabilities received personalised scholarships worth 20,000 KGS

Ten students with disabilities who are successfully studying at higher education institutions in the country, as well as one student from a specialised school for blind and visually impaired children, received personalised scholarships worth 20,000 KGS.

Financial support was provided by the Siloam Charity Centre (Republic of Korea).
This initiative is implemented on a regular basis, and this year scholarships were again awarded to talented and motivated students. The support is aimed at promoting their educational and professional development, as well as creating additional opportunities for full participation in public life.

Since 2014, thanks to the help of the Siloam Centre, a significant number of students with disabilities have received financial support, which has made an important contribution to improving the accessibility and quality of education for this category of citizens.

There is reason to believe that the funds provided will contribute to the further academic growth of scholarship recipients and serve as a motivating example for other people with disabilities.