Fans of Kazakh artist Dimash Qudaibergen in Chile are making a difference. The fan club Dimash Latin Dears Chile recently supported the Teletón Chile charity program, raising over $1,000 USD to help children and young people with special needs.

Teletón Chile is one of the country’s largest social initiatives. It currently employs more than 1,000 specialists, providing support to over 32,000 children and young people, both Chilean and foreign. Funded entirely through donations from individuals, organizations, and institutions, the program has established a network of rehabilitation centers across Chile.

The initiative is part of a broader international movement. In 1988, the International Telethon Organization (Oritel) was founded, uniting countries across Latin America, the United States, and Puerto Rico. Today, Oritel provides comprehensive annual support to more than 350,000 children, teenagers, and adults with disabilities.

Since 2021, Dimash Latin Dears Chile has actively participated in Teletón fundraising efforts. The club emphasizes that its work is inspired by the humanitarian values reflected in Dimash Qudaibergen’s artistry—compassion, social responsibility, and the spirit of helping others. Its charity campaigns often include public events and musical initiatives designed to raise awareness and support for people with special needs.