In Edirne's Keşan district, 45,000 Turkish Lira was earned from the sale of handmade products created by women. This income was used to meet the stationery, shoe, and school uniform needs of 15 underprivileged students: 11 in the city center of Keşan and 4 from villages who attend school via transportation.
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In Edirne's Keşan district, 45,000 Turkish Lira was earned from the sale of handmade products created by women. This income was used to meet the stationery, shoe, and school uniform needs of 15 underprivileged students: 11 in the city center of Keşan and 4 from villages who attend school via transportation.