Dusya’s dream has come true — she has completed her training and is starting to work as a pastry chef

Solnechniy Gorod

Charitable foundation · Novosibirsk region

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Dusya is a graduate of an orphanage in Novosibirsk and a participant in the Mentorship program of the Solnechny Gorod Foundation. Several years ago, she tried making sweets together with volunteers for the first time, and that’s when her dream was born — to become a pastry chef. Thanks to your support, this dream has finally come true! Dusya enrolled in professional pastry courses and has already completed the theoretical part of her training, which lasted 120 hours. She passed the final test with scores of 95 and 100 — an excellent result! Now she is moving on to practical lessons and is happily mastering new recipes. “I really want to work in this profession, open my own small business, and maybe one day even several pastry shops in the Novosibirsk region,” says Dusya. Today she is happy and inspired. Pastry making has become a true discovery for her — a source of strength and joy in life. We are grateful to everyone who helped raise funds for her training! Thanks to your support, Dusya now has a future filled with passion, confidence, and dreams.

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About the campaign

After graduating from the orphanage, Dusya needs to study to become a pastry chef in order to start an independent life

Dusya is a graduate of an orphanage. She is a ward of the program “Nastavnichestvo” of the Solnechny Gorod Charitable Foundation. The girl came to an orphanage in Novosibirsk five years ago, when she was in the 7th grade.

Dusya is a warm, joyful, and active person. She's very intelligent, grounded, and trusting. He will stand up for those who are being bullied (there were such cases both in the orphanage and in college). He is a creative person: he sings well, draws, dances, reads poetry, writes them himself.

Dusya is currently a third-year student at an agricultural college. Like almost all graduates of an orphanage, Dusya chose a place of study “not to her liking,“ but ”where they will definitely take her." But she still studies well and actively participates in extracurricular activities.

Dusya has a big dream — to become a professional pastry chef.

“I have a deep passion for creating confectionery. I really want to go through training, learn recipes, build a portfolio and start working in my favorite profession,” says the girl.

Dusya is sure that studying at pastry courses will help her take the first step towards fulfilling her dreams and she will be able to find her place in life.