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IYDF and Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store Bring Warmth and Hope to Children in Assam's Kochari Beti Top LP School

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| October 22, 2024 5:12:29 PM IST
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New Delhi [India], October 22: On October 16, 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) teamed up with Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store to host a heartfelt charity event at Kochari Beti Top LP School in Assam's Sonitpur district. This initiative aimed to provide learning and recreational supplies to underprivileged children, helping to support their education and overall well-being. Led by Mr. Mujaharul Hoque, the event was supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, including Faizul Islam, Aktar Hussain, Khairul Islam, Shahid Akram, Hasnara Begum, Fajur Islam, and Shajahan Ali. Together, they worked to bring warmth, hope, and much-needed resources to the children.

Donations: Supporting Children's Learning and Play

The volunteers provided a range of essential supplies to 40 children, including school bags, pencil boxes, pencils, and coloring books (as game prizes), along with skipping ropes, badminton sets, cakes, and biscuits. These items were designed not only to improve the children's educational environment but also to enrich their free time with fun activities. The supplies were neatly arranged, and as each child received their items, their faces lit up with joy and gratitude.

Through this donation, IYDF and Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store hoped to help alleviate some of the challenges these children face and pave the way for a brighter, more hopeful future.

Engaging Activities: Building Confidence and Team Spirit

In addition to the donations, the children took part in a variety of interactive games and activities. The volunteers organized competitions such as skipping and badminton matches, creating a joyful and relaxed atmosphere for the children to enjoy. At the end of the event, participants were awarded coloring books as prizes, encouraging both teamwork and self-confidence.

At the start of the event, the volunteers proudly displayed an IYDF banner and showcased the donated supplies to the children and teachers. The children's smiles and excitement were infectious, deeply moving the volunteers. The team spent the day playing with the children, sharing in the joy and laughter that filled the air.

Reflections from Volunteers: Fulfillment Through Helping Others

Reflecting on the event, organizer Mr. Mujaharul Hoque shared, "We feel incredibly fortunate to have been able to organize this event. This initiative has not only helped these underprivileged children but also laid the foundation for their future. We strongly believe that through education, these children can uplift themselves and contribute positively to society, ultimately becoming valuable assets to the nation."

Other volunteers echoed his sentiments, expressing how touched they were by the experience. "Seeing the smiles on the children's faces and their positive outlook on life fills us with immense satisfaction. This event was more than just about providing material support--it was a way to offer encouragement and help the children build confidence for the future," they said.

IYDF: Promoting Education and Social Progress, Lighting Up Children's Futures

The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) remains dedicated to supporting the growth and development of young people worldwide, offering both material aid and emotional care. This collaboration with Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store highlights IYDF's ongoing commitment to improving children's learning environments and enhancing their quality of life through direct action. IYDF believes that initiatives like this provide children with the opportunities and resources they need to thrive.

Faijur Islam, the school's head, expressed his gratitude: "These supplies are incredibly important for the children. Not only have they received help with their education, but they've also experienced happiness through play. We are truly grateful to IYDF and Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store for their generous support, which has brought joy and care to these children."

A Promise for the Future: Bringing Warmth and Hope to More Children

This event not only provided material support to the children but also gave them a sense of love and care. IYDF and Mujaharul Hoque Medicine Store have pledged to continue organizing similar charitable initiatives, aiming to help more children in need and to inspire them to pursue their dreams with the help of education and improved living conditions.

Through this event, the children gained both educational and recreational supplies, and the interactive games fostered teamwork, confidence, and a sense of joy. IYDF remains committed to advocating for the well-being of young people, working with partners to ensure these children have a brighter and more hopeful future.

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