Social initiative · Uzbekistan · since 2025
RoboCare goes into oncology centres, children's homes and kindergartens and builds robots together with the children. Every masterclass is free.
01 · About
RoboCare is a social initiative running robotics masterclasses for children with disabilities, children without parental care and children living with serious illness. It began in Tashkent in April 2025.
In a session the children see how a robot works, assemble one themselves and drive it. Every visit ends with gifts: toys, fruit, sweets.
A practical session: assembling a robot, programming it, testing sensors, Lego robotics kits, robot cars and a robot dog.
Children aged 6-16 in oncology centres, children's homes and boarding schools, special education institutions and kindergartens.
To spark an interest in technology, build logical and creative thinking, and give confidence and new friends.
02 · Where we went
It is not the city that matters but where we went. Each place on its own: what we did, how the children took to it, and every photograph of the day. Newest first.
Robotics, smiles and warmth
On 16 September the RoboCare team visited Muruvvat children's boarding home No. 2.
Our aim was simple: to show them robotics, and to share a sincere smile and some warmth.
Because robotics is not only about building things. It is creativity, teamwork and logical thinking, and above all a way into STEM and a first step towards the jobs of the future.
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Together with Mehrli Toys
On 5 September the RoboCare and Mehrli Toys teams visited Kichik yulduzchalar kindergarten in Angren to share some joy with the children.
Mehrli Toys collects toys that sit unused at home, gives them a second life and passes them on to other children. That day the collected toys went to the kindergarten's children.
RoboCare wants to wake children's interest in modern technology and support the young inventors who will one day solve real problems. The joy in the children's eyes was the best result of our work.
Robotics, games and gifts
On 20 July RoboCare visited the oncology centre in Bukhara.
We spent the day with the children: building robotics projects, playing games, sharing smiles and making good memories together.
We gave the children gifts. Thank you to everyone who made the visit possible: days like this remind us how much it matters to bring people together.
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Lego robotics on the ward
On 15 July RoboCare was back in action in Tashkent: a whole day at the children's oncology centre.
We built Lego robotics models with the children, explored bright ideas, and brought plenty of smiles and special gifts to the ward.
Their focus, laughter and enthusiasm as they assembled their creations made every moment worth it. Huge thanks to all the volunteers and organisers who made the day happen.
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Playing with a robot dog
On 22 June the RoboCare team visited Qandumcha kindergarten in Bukhara.
We introduced the children to the world of robotics, explained why technology matters, and showed them that learning can be useful and fun at once.
The children joined interactive activities and played games with our remote-controlled robot dog. The day ended with gifts for everyone.
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Robot cars we built ourselves
The RoboCare team brought robot cars it had built itself to younger pupils. The report does not name the institution.
We explained the basics in simple words, then showed the cars moving and responding to controls. The children were fascinated, asked many questions, and some wanted to drive the cars themselves.
It helped the younger ones understand robotics and see that technology can be fun and creative. For us it was practice in teamwork, communication and teaching others.
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Every child drew a robot
On 4 December we taught the children of Happy Bee kindergarten about robotics.
Their excitement filled the room from the moment we arrived. We showed them how our robot works and let them drive it themselves: their faces lit up as it moved, turned and followed their commands.
To finish, every child drew a robot of their own: funny, futuristic, full of imagination. Days like this remind us how important it is to bring STEM to children early.
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34 children, first robots
On 23 November our learning session took place at Ko‘zmunchoq pre-school in Samarkand, with 34 participants.
The children met the first steps of robotics and did hands-on tasks: assembling a robot, programming it and testing its sensors. Every child took part and asked plenty of questions.
Their favourite part was running and steering the robot, which let them see for themselves how the little robots they had made actually work. The mood was cheerful and interest in technology grew visibly.
The first session in oncology
On 22 April RoboCare's teenagers ran a masterclass for the young patients of the oncology hospital in Tashkent.
We introduced the children to the world of technology, explained how robotics is shaping the future and showed one of our robots. The children built it and drove it themselves: their enthusiasm lit up the room.
At the end every child received fresh fruit and toys. It was an inspiring day, full of warmth and real connection.
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The first visit
On 12 April RoboCare held its very first masterclass, at a children's home in Tashkent.
Our teenagers ran a hands-on session in engineering and robotics: they explained why robotics matters today, showed one of our robots, and let the children build and control it themselves.
The day ended on a sweet note, with chocolates for every little guest. The children gave our team a beautiful calendar they had made with their own hands.
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03 · Team
The team that finds the institution, packs the kits, runs the session and photographs it.
The co-founders who started the project.
The event managers and media who run each visit on the day.
04 · Contact
Visits, volunteer calls and reports go out first on our Telegram channel. To join or to propose a partnership, write to our bot.
We are looking for active young people aged 15-25 as ambassadors and volunteers, and for organisations as partners. The most active receive a certificate and a reference.
05 · Support us
Lego kits, robot parts, transport and gifts: every visit rests on them. To support or partner with RoboCare, write to our bot.
No payment details have been published: support is arranged with the team directly.
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