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September, 28 2019
AURAK Organizes Fun Activities for Orphans
The Department of Student Life at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK) organized an evening of activities for orphaned children.
The Department of Student Life at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK) organized an evening of activities for orphaned children.
The event included games with string, fruit and vegetables, face painting and ball games. A drawing competition also featured in the entertainment as well as music and singing. Minnie and Mickey Mouse were both present to entertain the kids.
Party hats, balloons, food and drink were provided for the children. There were mini-trophies for the children for taking part in the games.
Various members of AURAK faculty, staff and students attended to help out.
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