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“Aki-Otyr” renders help to children

18.07.2011 “Tyumenskaya Liniya”

Khanty-Mansiysk. “OAO NAK “Aki-Otyr” (a subsidiary enterprise of NK “RussNeft”) will allocate more than 800 thousand rubles to the realization of charitable programs in 2011. Since the beginning of the year the oilmen allocated more than 300 thousand rubles to various institutions.

As OAO MPK “ANNG” press-service reports to the agency “Tyumenskaya Liniya”, kindergartens – “Svetlyachok” (village Shapsha), “Belochka” (village Batovo) as well as secondary school (Batovo) and NAK “Oki-Otyr” have long-standing partnership relations. In 2011, as in the previous year, kindergartens and schools received financial aid to organize summer holidays in children’s camp, purchase teaching and learning materials and office equipment. Direct financial assistance was provided to children with serious illnesses. 
Financial aid from “Aki-Otyr” oilmen in the course of the year will also be received by children’s home “Raduga”, Khanty-Mansiysk public organization “All-Russian society of the disabled” and others. Till the end of 2011 OAO NAK “Aki-Otyr” within the frames of charity program will also allocate more than 500 thousand rubles, 160 from this sum will be sent to help the hostel for the disabled “Rodnik” and children’s home “Severyanochka” from the budget a subsidiary enterprise ZAO “Archneftegeologiya”.
 

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