While Ankara Metropolitan Municipality organized city tours for earthquake-stricken children hosted in its facilities, the play “Tell Me a Story” performed by ABB City Theater actors at Kesikköprü Campus also boosted the morale of the children. The Information Processing Department opened the doors of Çubuk E-Sports Center to earthquake victims.
Ankara Metropolitan Municipality continues to host 6 earthquake victims who came to the capital after the February 4 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes in Eserkent Social Housing, Kesikköprü Campus and other guesthouses in the Araplar Mahallesi of the Mamak district.
THEY VISITED ANITKABIR
ABB, which provides psychologist and expert support for earthquake victims to overcome the trauma and stress they have experienced, has also started to organize city tours for children.
Within the scope of the Anıtkabir visit organized by the ABB Department of Culture and Social Affairs, earthquake victims and their families, who stayed in the Kesikköprü Campus in the first place, came before the Great Leader Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
ÇUBUK E-SPORTS CENTER OPENED ITS DOORS TO EARTHQUAKE CHILDREN
ABB Information Processing Department also opened the doors of Çubuk e-Sports Center, which was established for the first time in the capital, for children affected by the earthquake.
Playing the best games that attract great attention in the digital world with the latest model computers and game consoles, earthquake survivors had the opportunity to get away from the stress they experienced while having a pleasant time.
THEY FOUND MORALE WITH THE THEATER
ABB City Theaters also opened their curtains this time for the earthquake survivors staying in Kesikköprü Campus.
Children met with the healing power of art by watching the one-act children's play “Tell Me a Tale” written and directed by Nergiz Zaimi.