Seven Trees – Zheti Agash
Seven Trees, Zheti Agash, refers to an oasis of trees in the Kazakh steppe. A group of trees indicated nearby water, fresh grass and a resting place to regain strength.
The oak tree symbolises strength, courage, beauty and life. Deep roots give resilience and nourishment.
This name and logo represents who Seven Trees is, what we do and where we work.
Why we do what we do
** We work with women and children at risk in Central Asia**
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Our Work
Supporting Central Asian women and children in need or in crisis situations with humanitarian aid, practical support and caring compassion.
Humanitarian Aid
Seven Trees supports needy families in many different ways.
Training
Seven Trees provides training for women, children and teenagers teaching life skills and English language and providing opportunities to meet as a community.
Special Events
Seven Trees holds various events throughout the year for women and children to celebrate local holidays and provide a sense of community.
Collaboration with other Organisations
Seven Trees collaborates with other organisations supporting them in their work with vulnerable people.
Personal Stories
Seven Trees has seen transformation in the lives of many families. Here are some of their stories.
A Thank-you from the families
Some of the thanks Seven Trees has received from families (large families with low income), retirees, and people without permanent housing.
Our History
Seven Trees has been working with women and families in Kazakhstan since 2011. We previously worked in prison outreach and had a halfway house.