IYDF and Sevendays Advertising Palakkad Extend Aid to Underprivileged Children - World News Network

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Palakkad (Kerala) [India], September 11: The International Youth Development Fund (IYDF), in collaboration with Sevendays Advertising Palakkad, hosted a charitable event at Santhwanam Centre School, Palakkad, to provide much-needed supplies and engaging activities for underprivileged children. This event marked another significant step in IYDF’s mission to improve the living conditions of vulnerable communities and support the growth and development of children in need.
The event began at 2:00 PM, with 30 children from Santhwanam Centre School participating. In addition to receiving essential supplies, the children took part in a range of entertaining and educational activities. The event was organised by Anwar A, who expressed gratitude for the strong support from volunteers Ashid, Sadik, Arshad, and Nisar, whose efforts ensured everything ran smoothly.
Donated Goods
During the event, the organisers provided a variety of essential items, ensuring the children’s basic needs were met. These included food supplies like rice and cooking oil, which helped address their nutritional requirements. Personal hygiene items such as soap for bathing and laundry, along with Colgate toothpaste and toothbrushes, were distributed to encourage good hygiene habits and disease prevention. To support their education, school supplies such as backpacks, notebooks, pens, pencils, markers, crayons, and rulers were also provided, helping to ease the financial burden on their families.
In addition to academic support, sports equipment such as cricket bats, balls, badminton sets, skipping ropes, and board games like Ludo and chess were donated. These items were chosen to promote physical activity and cognitive development among the children. The organisers also brought along some small treats, including chocolates, sweets, and biscuits, which added an extra layer of delight to the day.

Engaging Activities
Beyond the donations, a series of thoughtfully arranged activities made for a joyful afternoon. The children showcased their talents in a singing competition and a drawing contest, fostering their creativity. The lively atmosphere continued with a musical chairs game, where children competed with enthusiasm, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces.
Volunteers also delivered a brief talk about IYDF and the spirit of charity, emphasizing the importance of helping underprivileged children and encouraging more people to contribute to humanitarian efforts. The combination of competitions, creativity, and social engagement left a lasting impression on the children and volunteers alike.
Organiser’s Reflection
Reflecting on the day, Anwar A shared his thoughts, saying, “We all have a responsibility to help those who are less fortunate, especially children. Bringing a little happiness into their lives through charitable work is incredibly fulfilling.” He added that this event wasn’t just about providing material aid; it was about offering warmth and joy to the children, showing them that society cares. Anwar expressed his hope that events like this could bring more hope and strength to children in need.
About IYDF
IYDF is dedicated to providing educational opportunities for impoverished children in developing and third-world countries. By offering access to quality education, the organisation equips these children with the knowledge and skills they need for personal growth and future success. Through schools, community centres, and mobile learning units, IYDF delivers comprehensive education programmes in partnership with governments, regional organisations, and volunteer teams. These efforts address the critical issue of inequality in education access.
What sets IYDF apart is its commitment to more than just traditional international aid. The organisation fosters collaboration between individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds, working to create a brighter future for children living in poverty. Together, they build pathways to success for the next generation in developing and third-world nations.
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