01.10.2021

The AYALA Foundation and the Globus Exchange Program are launching a charitable campaign called «Discount in Exchange for a Good Deed.»

Starting from October 1, 2021, by donating $25 to the AYALA Foundation, clients of this company receive a $100 discount, which they can use towards several services: Au Pair, «Work and Travel,» «Internships in the USA,» as well as for document processing for education and immigration to Canada.

Globus Exchange Program is the official representative in Kazakhstan and Central Asia for educational and exchange programs such as Au Pair, «Work and Travel,» «Internships in the USA.» The company assists in admissions to higher education in Canada and the USA, as well as with immigration to Canada.

«In all the countries where our programs operate, we are pleased to contribute to supporting the most vulnerable communities. Our goal is to make exchange programs accessible to the youth of Kazakhstan and provide an opportunity to do good together with us. We believe in the power of kindness and care! That’s why we want our clients, while using our services, to be able to contribute to saving children’s lives,» stated Ismail Yıldırım, Executive Director of the Globus Exchange Program.

To receive the $100 discount, one needs to visit https://ayala.kz/en/power/, make a donation equivalent to $25, and send the donation confirmation to the email address program@gepkaz.com.

The funds collected through the «Discount in Exchange for a Good Deed» campaign are directed by the AYALA charitable foundation towards the «Breath of Life» project, which aims to save the lives of newborn children in Kazakhstan’s intensive care units.

Over 14 years, this foundation’s project has covered 36 cities and 67 medical institutions in the country. Hundreds of Kazakh neonatologists and nurses have undergone qualification enhancement courses. Throughout the project’s implementation, with a total of 682.2 million tenge contributed by major sponsors and Kazakh citizens, the foundation has purchased and installed in hospitals: 116 phototherapy devices, 13 mechanical ventilation devices, 9 intensive care incubators for newborns, 24 open resuscitation systems, 27 bedside patient monitors, 2 anesthesia machines, 9 EEG monitors, 7 therapeutic hypothermia devices, and 5 fetal monitors.

More information about the Globus Exchange Program can be found here.