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IYDF and Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals Light Up the Future of Orphanage Children

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| September 12, 2024 10:42:03 AM IST
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Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 12: In a joint effort, the International Youth Development Fund (IYDF) and Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals organised a heartwarming charity event at the All India Shia Orphanage in Lucknow. The event provided essential supplies to the children and offered a variety of cultural and sports activities to inspire them to pursue a brighter future.

A United Effort to Show Care and Support

The event was led by Mohd Nadeem Quraishi, founder of Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals, along with a dedicated team of volunteers that included Nadeem Qureshi, Mohammad Rizwan Sheikh, Shahbeh Alam, Akash Rajput, and Anuj Sharma. These kind-hearted individuals brought much-needed supplies and organised engaging activities for the 32 children at the orphanage, which is managed by Ali Akhtar. The event not only improved the children's living conditions but also provided them with educational and recreational resources.

Donations to Meet Daily Needs and Encourage Play

The donations included both everyday essentials and entertainment supplies, ensuring the children's well-being and healthy development. Items such as laundry soap, bathing soap, chocolates, biscuits, peanuts, savoury snacks, crisps, ketchup, cooking oil, and bins were distributed to meet the children's daily needs. The volunteers also brought sports equipment like badminton and volleyball sets, encouraging the children to stay active and participate in physical exercise.

Additionally, flour and rice were donated to help sustain the children's diet. These contributions not only improved the quality of life at the orphanage but also provided the children with the resources they need for a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

Inspiring Activities: Nurturing Potential and Dreams

The volunteers thoughtfully organised a variety of cultural programmes and sports competitions to make the day more memorable for the children. During the cultural segment, the volunteers gave speeches and engaged with the children, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and strive to become outstanding individuals. These positive messages gave the children a sense of hope and motivation, reminding them that they are cared for by the wider community.

Sports and intellectual games were also a highlight of the event. The children eagerly participated in ludo, carrom, volleyball, and badminton matches, where they had the opportunity to showcase their talents and problem-solving skills. These games fostered a sense of teamwork while also enhancing their physical and mental abilities, leaving every child feeling proud of their achievements.

Reflections from the Volunteers: Gratitude and Fulfillment

After the event, the volunteers from Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals expressed their deep satisfaction. Mohd Nadeem Quraishi shared, "Every volunteer felt an overwhelming sense of happiness after the event. We not only provided assistance to these children but were also rewarded with their gratitude and smiles. Many of us are eager to participate in future charity activities and hope to encourage more people to join us in helping those in need."

The volunteers viewed the event as more than just a service--it was a deeply fulfilling experience. They expressed their desire to continue organising similar activities and to bring together more people to support orphans and underprivileged children.

Looking Ahead: A Continued Commitment to Charity

IYDF and Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals have reaffirmed their commitment to supporting orphans and children from disadvantaged backgrounds. They plan to continue organising similar charitable events, aiming to improve the living conditions and educational opportunities for these children. The event was not just a donation of supplies; it was a connection of hearts and minds.

Ali Akhtar, the orphanage manager, expressed his heartfelt thanks for the event. He noted that the children not only received much-needed material support but also saw a glimpse of hope for the future. The smiles on their faces were the greatest reward for the volunteers' efforts.

The Future: Building Dreams with Love and Care

Through this event, IYDF and Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals once again demonstrated their strong commitment to social responsibility. They hope to inspire more children to dream big and to provide them with the necessary resources for a brighter future. Every volunteer's participation and every donation made are paving the way for these children's success and happiness. In the future, IYDF and Qeaps Herbal and Homeo Pharmaceuticals will continue their mission, igniting the flames of hope and dreams for many more children.

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