The children's environmental movement "Time of Heroes," with the support of the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change and the "Mehrli qo'llar" Center, is organizing charitable campaigns  in boarding schools for visually impaired children.

One of these actions was organized at a boarding school in the city of Kokand. As part of the event, children were presented with ecology books written in Braille.

For reference: The project started in boarding schools for visually impaired and blind children in five cities of the Fergana Valley - Margilan, Fergana, Kokand, Asaka and Kasansay. Each library of the educational institution was presented with the first 2 issues of the children's eco-series “Time of Heroes”. In them, translated and printed in Braille, are the fairy tales “Who is Plasticuckle?” and “Doctor Chikhakhl and his terrible secret”, as well as audio versions of these books, recorded in the format of a children's performance.

During the event, the children listened to excerpts from the fairy tales with interest, actively answered quiz questions, and received sets of airy plasticine as gifts to recreate the characters of fairy tales.

It is worth noting that the children demonstrated their concern for eco-problems. They showcased their knowledge about the consequences of polluting the land and water with waste, understanding the causes of global warming and the implications of climate change. By actively responding to questions and discussing the importance of caring for nature, the boys and girls expressed their desire to become active participants in the children's eco-movement and see themselves as defenders and heroes of the planet. As the celebration continued, the students showcased their talents.

Additionally, the children enjoyed a vibrant concert program with songs and cultural events.