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Aurangabad (Bihar) [India], August 29: At 10:00 AM on August 27, 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) joined forces with Vision Traders to host a meaningful charity event at Vidyasagar Prathamic School in Aurangabad, India. The event aimed to provide material support to children while also enhancing their safety awareness and self-confidence through education.
“This event is of great significance. We hope to make a tangible difference in the growth and safety of these children through our actions,” said Rahul Prabhakar Magare, owner of Vision Traders and one of the event’s organizers.
Strong Volunteer Support
The event saw enthusiastic participation from volunteers across various fields, including Rahul Prabhakar Magare, Sandip Gurme, Udhav Valmik Huse, Pallavi Bhika Mandal, Vandana Sahel, Shilpa Sonawane, Varsha Tai Wakle, Kunal Shriram Patil, Kiran Sonawane, Gayanand Sonawane, Deepak Wag, Sujata Kalat, Seema Daund, Ambika Darut, and Vishal Kambur. Each volunteer brought immense passion to ensure the children received the best possible support.
“Every member of our team was deeply committed to making a positive impact on the children’s lives,” Shilpa Sonawane shared after the event, reflecting the dedication of the volunteer team.
Generous Material Assistance
During the event, a variety of supplies were provided to meet the children’s educational and living needs. These included essential learning materials such as textbooks, workbooks, and stationery, as well as daily necessities like water bottles, mats, and towels. Additionally, printed materials were supplied to enhance the children’s educational resources.
“We have fully covered the costs of these supplies to ensure their adequacy and transparency,” explained Rahul Prabhakar Magare, detailing the careful planning behind the provision of resources.
Engaging Activities
The event attracted the participation of 122 children and featured a range of activities designed to enrich their lives. The children received a variety of educational and living supplies, followed by inspirational speeches where volunteers shared personal stories to motivate the children to pursue their dreams. A female police officer delivered an important safety education session, teaching the children about “good touch and bad touch” to raise their self-protection awareness.
“I hope that through safety education, the children will gain the necessary knowledge to protect themselves, leading to a more confident and secure life,” said the police officer, whose words resonated deeply with the children.
Volunteer Reflections
Reflecting on the experience, Rahul Prabhakar Magare remarked, “This event has given me a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by children in India. While there were moments of tension, the support from IYDF was incredibly reassuring.”
IYDF’s Commitment
The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) remains steadfast in its commitment to supporting children worldwide through various charitable activities. This event once again highlighted IYDF’s unwavering focus on child development and safety.
“Our mission is to continuously improve the quality of life for children, helping them grow into confident and secure individuals,” an IYDF spokesperson summarized.
Conclusion
This charity event not only provided much-needed material support but also boosted the children’s confidence and safety awareness through inspirational talks and safety education. The collaboration between IYDF and Vision Traders has undoubtedly brought hope and brightness to the future of these children.
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