Scholarships from Dricānu secondary schools met with representatives of “Rigvir” and “willow foundation”

On October 14, 2016, Dricānu secondary school students Dita Dembovsky (class 10), Renata Dakule (class 11), Cynia Justele (class 12), went to Riga, the International Virotherapy Centre, to meet with representatives of the company Rigvir and willow fund, and receive scholarship certificates.

The meeting was in a very nice atmosphere. All the present were acquainted with the history of the detection of Rigvir virus, informed about the company's future plans. Very touched by Rigvir's Holding Chair, Jurģa Auzina, about his grandmother scene Mucenieci – Rigvir virus detective.

Stipendiate Dita Dembovsky's reflection: “This meeting and discussions with representatives of the willow foundation and Rigvir in me opened new ideas about their future plans. Encouraged to follow his dreams, not afraid to realize them. I want to use a scholarship for my own self-growth, perhaps to visit some interesting courses or lessons. '

Cynthia Justele: “The way to Riga, of_course, was not one of those shorter ones, but at the end, every unsleeved hour was worth it, because when i arrived at the meeting, i was delighted to be surprised at the warm welcome and the uncompressed atmosphere of the international Virotherapy centre. I enjoyed it every moment, as the meeting took place on our honour - there was also a warm tea to warm up the cold hands, a snack that lowered the rusty abdomen, and a smile that was hard to face. The time in the center ran so fast that i wasn't able to realize that soon the event ended. It must be that time, in the presence of nice conversations and people - rushing forward without waiting for anyone else. '

Renata Dakule is the student who won the scholarship for the second time, so the responsibility is double.

Thanks to Rigvir for the support provided: scholarships, gifts. Thank the willow fund for cooperation and Dricānu for parish management on transport security.

Director Skaidrite Strode