Faina is a graduate of an orphanage.
Faina is a very open, positive, responsive person, she has excellent organizational skills. She took an active part in the life of the orphanage, and also participated in the work of the Foundation's areas (education, career guidance, socialization, mentoring).
All these years, the girl persistently studied many subjects and this led to brilliant results on the Unified State Exam: Russian language - 91 points, basic mathematics - 5, history - 72 points, social studies - 71 points. The girl finished eleven grades without any Cs and was able to apply for admission to good universities.
Faina did not immediately decide on the field of future activity. For example, at first she wanted to work in the medical field, but after independent searches and working with a coach, she determined the circle of educational institutions to which she decided to apply for a legal specialty. During preparation for exams and admission, the employees of the DD and the foundation exchanged concerns that the girl was studying too much and resting too little, literally coming up with ways to "pull" her away from her textbooks!
Now Faina is a 3rd year student at the Law Academy in Saratov, doing well and excellently, and receives a scholarship from the foundation. The girl continues to communicate with her mentor, who supported and continues to support her on this difficult path of growing up. Faina does not forget about the foundation either. In the summer, when she comes to visit her sister Arina in the Smolensk region or on other business, she runs in to see and tell news about her life at the post-boarding school events.
Last summer, Faina came to do an internship at an institution in Yartsevo, as she later shared with the foundation employees, that during her internship she was given not only the usual simple tasks of working with papers, but also professional assignments, which she coped with with dignity!
In addition to her studies, Faina continues to be involved in other activities and is a student union activist at the university!
