IYDF and Daksh Yoga Join Forces to Bring Hope and Care to Underprivileged Children - World News Network

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New Delhi [India], September 4: On the afternoon of September 1, 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) and Daksh Yoga held a meaningful charity event at the Bhagatsingh Charity Association in Phadhi Mandir, India. The event, organized by Sudhir Kumar Soni, saw volunteers coming together to provide essential living and educational supplies to children in the impoverished community.
Distributing Essentials: Securing a Better Future for Children
At the event, the organizers distributed a variety of essential supplies to 50 children, including 250 kilograms of rice, 250 kilograms of flour, 50 notebooks, 50 pencils, 50 erasers, 50 sharpeners, 50 pens, 50 packets of biscuits, 50 chocolates, and 50 school bags. These items not only helped secure the children’s daily needs but also provided them with the tools necessary for a better learning environment.
Despite an unexpected downpour that disrupted the planned games and interactive activities, the organizers remained undeterred. Sudhir Kumar Soni emphasized that, although the weather was unfavorable, they successfully distributed the supplies and sought to uplift the children’s spirits through encouragement and motivation.

Volunteers’ Dedication: Spreading Warmth and Hope
The event was supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, including Nishant Yadav, Nitu Kumari Soni, Sakshi Soni, Prakash Bhagat, Sunil Barnwal, Rohit Kumar, Rishabh Singh, Sanjay Chaudhary, Raju Kumar, Jay Singh, Jayant Chaudhary, and Mehul Kumar. Each of these 12 volunteers played a vital role in ensuring the success of the event.
The volunteers expressed their pride and fulfilment in being able to contribute to the well-being of these children who genuinely needed assistance. They were particularly grateful to IYDF for providing them the opportunity to be part of such a meaningful initiative, where they could extend care and warmth to underprivileged children.
Organizer’s Reflection: Committed to a Brighter Future
After the event, Sudhir Kumar Soni shared his thoughts, explaining that he named the event “Bright Future” to inspire the children to strive for their education and to remind parents that their children are the future, deserving of every possible support and assistance. He firmly believes that the more resources he has, the more he can help these children.
Soni also highlighted the importance of these activities, noting that while the children are incredibly endearing, many are deprived of the educational support they need due to financial hardships. He hopes that initiatives like this one will pave the way for a brighter future, allowing these children to grow up healthy and supported by the love and care of society.
Volunteers echoed these sentiments, expressing their gratitude to IYDF and everyone involved in the event for enabling them to personally visit and assist these underprivileged children. They look forward to participating in similar charity events in the future, continuing to bring care and support to more children in need.
Looking Ahead: More Help and Compassion
Sudhir Kumar Soni and his team acknowledged that while this event could not fully achieve its intended goals due to the weather, they are already planning future events that will include sports activities and prize distributions for first, second, and third places to further motivate the children in their education and lives.
This event not only brought care but also new hope to these underprivileged children. The collaboration between IYDF and Daksh Yoga once again demonstrated that, through collective efforts, society can bring about tangible changes for those in need. IYDF remains committed to continuing such charitable endeavors, paving the way for a brighter future for many more children.
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