Gurban Bayram for Children with Autism and Down Syndrome
A joyful and developmental celebration bringing over 130 children and 220 family members together for a day of learning, games, and tradition
The Gurban Bayram event for children with autism and Down syndrome was a unique celebration blending cultural traditions with educational and developmental activities. Throughout the day, children engaged in fun and stimulating games while experiencing the joy of a festive celebration alongside their families and the community.
Boccia training and mini-tournaments developed hand-eye coordination, focus, and strategic thinking, while interactive cognitive and sensory exercises encouraged memory, problem-solving skills, and social interaction. Parents witnessed their children proudly participating in games, earning medals, and celebrating small victories.
Activities and Highlights
Boccia Training and Mini-Tournament
Children participated in Boccia training to improve hand-eye coordination, focus, and strategy. Followed by a mini-tournament where every child received a medal. 35+ volunteers ensured safety and engagement.
Interactive Cognitive and Motor Activities
Memory games, problem-solving challenges, and sensory exercises adapted for all abilities to encourage inclusion and achievement.
Festive Meal and Treats
Traditional Gurban Bayram meal with 150+ kg of meat, sweets, cakes, and beverages, creating a complete holiday experience.
Impact and Outcomes
- 💡 Improved cognitive, social, and motor skills
- 🌟 Boosted confidence and emotional well-being
- 🤝 Strengthened family and community bonds
- 📸 Created lasting joyful memories for over 130 children and 220 family members