Volunteer work of teachers of the Department of Public Health in Hospice

Teachers and students of the Department of Public Health took part in volunteer work at the Hospice. During the visit, patients and medical personnel were supported, conversations were held and all possible assistance was provided in organizing care. Such events contribute to the development of social responsibility, mercy and practical skills of future specialists in…

Charitable Assistance to a Child from an Orphanage

The faculty members and first- and second-year residents of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Dermatovenereology and Immunology, enrolled in the Adult and Pediatric Dermatovenereology Residency Program, participated in a charitable initiative to provide assistance to a seven-year-old child living in an orphanage. As part of this initiative, the department’s staff and residents collected funds and…

Caring for Others: The Calling of a Future Physician

Volunteer work plays an important role in shaping the professional and moral qualities of future healthcare professionals. Around the world, an increasing number of young people are voluntarily providing support to those in need, demonstrating compassion, social responsibility, and active citizenship. For medical students, participation in volunteer projects is particularly valuable, as it contributes not…

Charity Visit to the Specialized Children’s Home in Semey

On June 17, 2026, faculty members of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Dermatovenereology and Immunology, together with first- and second-year residents specializing in Adult and Pediatric Dermatovenereology, visited the Specialized Children’s Home of Semey as part of a charitable outreach initiative. During the visit, charitable assistance was provided to the children, including gifts and essential…