Volunteer groups have visited brick kilns in the southern suburbs of the capital Tehran to celebrate with children on the occasion of the last day of the autumn, known as Yalda Night.
Volunteer groups have visited brick kilns in the southern suburbs of the capital Tehran to celebrate with children on the occasion of the last day of the autumn, known as Yalda Night.
The volunteers have been visiting the kilns in Khahvarshahr suburb over the past two years in a bid to help educate children working at the kilns. Along with education, the volunteers are offering medical treatment, construction and skill-training services in the area.
However, their latest visit focused solely on making sure children working at the kilns have a jolly Yalda.
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