Nurdağı District Director of National Education Musa Yıldırım visited Bülbülzade Foundation Child Life Center operating in Nurdağı Nur 1C.During the visit, information was given about the ongoing and ongoing educational activities of our foundation. Consultation was held regarding the information technologies class planned to be opened within the scope of our foundation.

A delegation consisting of Remzi Yılmaz, Head of Migrant Services Center, Mustafa Alhuseyin, President of Gaziantep Syrian Community, Cemal Akıncı, Head of Turkey Office of Kuwait Rahma Association and Bülbülzade Foundation came together with Syrian opinion leaders living in Kayseri as part of the Common Future Meetings held regularly in Gaziantep.During the meeting, information about the “Gaziantep Model” created in Gaziantep in cooperation with public institutions and non-governmental organizations was shared. The delegation exchanged views with Syrian opinion leaders living in Kayseri on the importance of harmonious coexistence between local people and migrants and how this coexistence can be ensured.The meetings ended after the delegation visited the Governor of Kayseri. It was reported that new sessions will be held in the future.

The third lesson of Mozaik Family and Women's Association Tafsir Readings was held on Friday, November 1, 2024, hosted by Bülbülzade Foundation.The Tafsir lesson was held with the title “Social Decay”. In the lesson; “How can we define the concept of social decay? How would you describe the signs of social decay? What should be prioritized in overcoming social decay? What kind of discourse and action can we produce in the face of corruption and decay?” Ideas and thoughts on the issues were discussed.

Practical first aid training was given by Gaziantep Provincial Health Directorate specialist doctors at Bülbülzade Foundation Children's Life Center in İslahiye Yaşam 1 Container City.Since the first day of the earthquake, trainings and activities for mothers, young people and children have been continuing in the foundation's shaping-sewing workshops and children's life centers in accordance with the needs.First aid training was organized this week as part of the regular trainings that continue every week. In the training titled “First Aid for Tiny Hearts”, participants were given information on how to deal with health problems they may encounter, especially during infancy.

The 8th International Al Sharq Youth Conference was held at Gaziantep Şahinbey Congress and Culture Center with the theme “Beyond Borders - A New Order”.The conference brought together academics, policy makers and young people and consisted of sessions where different perspectives on the world order were presented. The focus of the event was on the concerns of young people due to their distrust of the existing economic, political and social structures on a global scale and the populist approaches emerging in this context.The program aimed to address the unique risks faced by young people and provided a platform for discussion. The conference brought together young people, thinkers, academics and policymakers to discuss current issues of the world order.

A trip to Gaziantep was organized with university students from Kayseri İlim Hikmet Foundation. The event started with breakfast at the Bülbülzade Foundation center.The students visited Gaziantep Zoo as the first stop of the trip. Then, under the guidance of Hüseyin Rahmi Açıkkol, one of the Trustees of the Foundation, they visited important cultural points such as Gaziantep Castle, Emine Göğüş Kitchen Museum, Turkish Bath Museum, Bakırcılar Bazaar and Kurtuluş Mosque.The Gaziantep trip ended with dinner, meeting and catching up programs at the foundation headquarters.

At our booth within the scope of ErasmusDays 2024, we organized fun and educational activities with brain teasers such as chess and rubik's cube led by our ESC volunteers, as well as creative activities where children colored the words “Erasmus+ Days” written on a large white cloth with finger paints. Children and families also had fun with face painting activities. During the event, young people were informed about Erasmus+ projects and ESC volunteering opportunities.As Bülbülzade Foundation, we carry out various projects that support our youth to be more active in international platforms. Through our Erasmus+ and ESC projects, we offer our young people unique experiences and opportunities abroad, while through our ESC projects, we contribute to their personal and professional development by both hosting young volunteers from abroad and sending our own young people abroad.With these opportunities, we continue to encourage our young people to explore Europe, experience cultural interaction and gain international experiences!@ulusalajans 

As Bülbülzade Foundation, we have been providing clothing aid to thousands of children and families in need every year since 1994. Through the Aid Unit of our Foundation, families and children in need can choose and buy their clothes in a shopping store environment. This month, a new clothing donation was made within the scope of the “Dress Another Child” campaign.Volunteers from Bülbülzade Foundation's Mosaic Women's Association and Anatolian Student Union provided support during the campaign. These meaningful aids came to life with the labor of our volunteers and the contributions of our donors.We would like to sincerely thank all our volunteers who contributed to the “Dress Another Child” campaign and our valuable supporters who donated.

The president of the Istanbul-based Arakan Humanitarian Relief Association and its Education, Media and Aid officers visited our foundation.During the meeting, information was received about the activities of the Arakan Humanitarian Aid Association for students. They were also informed about the educational activities carried out by Bülbülzade Foundation. The association stated that there are 250 Arakanese students in Turkey and that they are working with these students in many areas such as intensive leadership training, art and culture trainings.It was stated that Arakan has a population of 5 million, 4.5 million of this population live as refugees around the world, while the remaining 500,000 people continue their lives as refugees in camps in Arakan.After the meetings, the delegation had the opportunity to visit the Art Center, Sports Center and Middle East Media areas in the Bülbülzade Foundation complex and see the works on site.