In the freezing winter nights of Delhi, when the luckier sections of society don their sweaters, monkey-caps and mufflers and tuck themselves into their blankets with a hot cup of tea (which they enjoy holding instead of drinking), there are few under-privileged who cannot afford even a blanket and die – without a roof or cloth on their bare bodies.

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Our heart reached out to such people and so we carried out a blanket distribution drive to give them a slight relief from the ice cold winter they have to bear up with.

All have wings, all can fly, but the sky belongs to those who try.  In today’s times, it is very important for everyone to be legally & financially literate and awareness in this area is extremely limited in India. There are increasing cases of domestic issues and under such grave circumstances, it becomes very necessary for the aggrieved party to be aware of their legal rights.

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In addition to legal rights, safeguarding money earned is also of utmost importance. Keeping this in mind, we have conducted a legal & financial literacy course for the underprivileged in association with an NGO named Madhok Foundation.

In the freezing winter nights of Delhi, when the luckier sections of society don their sweaters, monkey-caps and mufflers and tuck themselves into their blankets with a hot cup of tea (which they enjoy holding instead of drinking), there are few under-privileged who cannot afford even a blanket and die – without a roof or cloth on their bare bodies.

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Our heart reached out to such people and so we carried out a blanket distribution drive to give them a slight relief from the ice cold winter they have to bear up with.

We visited the children’s shelter near Gurudwara Bangla Sahib along with volunteers from a food distribution NGO named Feeding India. We distributed food and played games with the children and danced to their favorite songs! They were just so excited to have us over. It was a very pleasant experience.

We celebrated Woman’s Day with the young girls we met at an NGO run for visually impaired persons. Even though visually impaired, they are full of enthusiasm and zeal for life. It is very inspiring to see the skills they are getting trained for, one of them being early detection of Breast cancer. The rate at which this disease is spreading today needs such preventive measures and how absolutely fantastic it was to see these young girls working towards that.

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We started with a session on the legal rights of people with disabilities. That was followed by dancing, singing, poetry, chatting and the boys did a special performance for the girls in the house! Have a look at the fun we had!

Menstrual hygiene forms a very important part of the overall health & wellness of women. Hence it is of utmost importance to ensure that women who cannot afford sanitary napkins have free access to them and are also aware of the importance of using them during their mentruation.