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VMPL
Ambikapur (Chhattisgarh) [India], October 16: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with local business Unani Dawakhana, organized a charitable event to provide care and support to the children at a welfare home in Nawagad, Chhattisgarh. Led by Mohammed Wasif, owner of Unani Dawakhana, the event saw a team of volunteers deliver educational supplies and engage in interactive activities with the children. This heartwarming initiative not only met the material needs of the children but also offered them emotional encouragement and hope for the future. The event took place at the children's welfare home, where the head of the institution, Yogeswari Devi, warmly welcomed the contributions from IYDF and Mohammed Wasif. The day was filled with activities and interactions between the volunteers and the 30 children at the home, creating a supportive and caring environment. Providing Educational Support Through Supply Donations During the event, the volunteers distributed useful educational materials such as geometry boxes, erasers, pencils, pens, and bags to the children. These items were intended to improve their learning conditions and remind them that they are valued and supported by the wider community. Mohammed Wasif expressed his hopes for the initiative, stating, "Through events like these, we aim to support these children on their educational journey, helping them grow more confident in their studies." Yogeswari Devi, head of the welfare home, conveyed her gratitude, saying, "These educational supplies are extremely important for our children. They will now be able to focus better on their studies. We are deeply thankful to IYDF and the volunteers from Unani Dawakhana for bringing real help and care to the children." Inspiring Children's Dreams Through Interactive Activities In addition to the donation of supplies, the volunteers organized a series of engaging activities with the children. They asked thought-provoking questions, discussed their future aspirations, and introduced the mission and vision of IYDF. By engaging in heartfelt conversations, the volunteers inspired the children to dream big and feel supported as they pursue their futures. One volunteer reflected on the experience, saying, "It was exhilarating to listen to the children's dreams. They are so full of hope and energy. Interacting with them has only strengthened my resolve to continue participating in these meaningful activities." Volunteer Reflections: Bringing Warmth and Support For the volunteers involved, the event was more than just an act of charity--it was a personal and emotional experience. Many volunteers expressed the joy they felt in giving and shared their commitment to future participation in such activities. One of them remarked, "During the event, I felt that I was truly connecting with these children, offering them more than just material support. Their smiles and hope left a lasting impact on me." Looking Ahead: Continuing to Support Children's Growth Both IYDF and Unani Dawakhana have plans to continue supporting local charitable activities, bringing care and warmth to more underprivileged children in the future. Through similar events, they hope to provide educational and growth opportunities that will help these children build brighter futures. Mohammed Wasif concluded, "This event has made us even more aware of the importance of community support for these children. We are committed to continuing our efforts to support their education and growth, helping them have more choices and opportunities in life." Closing Note The joint efforts of IYDF and Unani Dawakhana brought tangible help and emotional support to the children of the welfare home. The care and interaction from the volunteers not only provided a sense of warmth but also inspired and motivated the children. Moving forward, IYDF and Unani Dawakhana will continue to work together to bring care and hope to more children in need, helping them achieve brighter futures. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
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