A former agricultural space at Sękowa 264 has been transformed into an accessible educational…

A former agricultural space at Sękowa 264 has been transformed into an accessible educational room for individuals with disabilities. The Survival Foundation plans to conduct year-round workshops focused on bees, beekeeping, and pollinators. The facility also features a beehive and a cabin for apitherapy.

The renovated space in Sękowa will serve as a year-round educational venue. The Survival Foundation has completed a project that will host workshops for children, youth, and seniors, primarily centered on bees, beekeeping, and the importance of pollinators. Modifications were made to ensure accessibility, including removing thresholds, installing wider doors, and creating a non-slip surface.