At the beginning of the new school year, the Beregynia art club was launched in Kropyvnytskyi at the Donetsk Regional Center for Tourism and Local History for Schoolchildren. Its members are displaced children who have found inspiration and support in art.
The club's activities are aimed at aesthetic, spiritual and artistic education of children through arts and crafts. During the classes, children learn about folk traditions, master various needlework techniques, and learn to see and create beauty with their own hands.
The head of the club, Karina Kravchenko, is a young, creative and inspired teacher who helps her students immerse themselves in the world of folk culture. She teaches children how to work with different materials, create souvenir toys, match colors, design patterns, use tools, and follow safety rules.
An important component of the club's activities is the formation of a work culture, fostering accuracy, perseverance and mutual respect, as well as developing the ability to work in a team.
Classes are held in the afternoon and are characterized by a warm, creative atmosphere and friendly communication.
Studying at Berehynia promotes the development of aesthetic taste, forms a sense of national identity, and helps children realize their own value through creativity.