The Social Responsibility Club of Ibn Haldun University successfully completed the fourth phase of its traditional Journey to Dreams project through a series of inspiring activities held at village schools in Erzurum.
Following the project's first-semester visit to Kütahya, the Journey to Dreams initiative continued in the second semester with a memorable program in Erzurum, where volunteers met with children and shared meaningful moments filled with joy and inspiration. As part of Journey to Dreams IV, members of the Social Responsibility Club visited two selected village schools in Erzurum during the summer term.
The volunteer team spent two days at each school, delivering a comprehensive four-day program designed to meet the needs of multigrade classrooms. Specially tailored workshops enabled students of different age groups to learn, create, and enjoy activities together. Covering a wide range of subjects—from science and arts to personal development and interactive games—the program aimed to broaden the children's horizons while encouraging them to dream bigger and discover their potential.
In addition to the workshops, carefully prepared gifts were presented individually to every student at both schools to celebrate their enthusiasm and support their motivation. The heartfelt moments shared during the distribution of these gifts became some of the most memorable highlights of the project, reflecting the genuine connection established between the volunteers and the children.
The Social Responsibility Club expressed its sincere gratitude to the university administration, academic staff, and all dedicated student volunteers whose invaluable support and commitment made the project possible. The Club also announced its intention to continue the Journey to Dreams initiative in the coming years, reaching new destinations and touching the lives of even more children across Türkiye.
