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Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], October 19: The Bangarutalli foundation, initiated by Building Blocks Group (BBG), has always been a cornerstone of social upliftment, especially for the girl child. This initiative continues to transform by empowering and emphasizing the importance of education, mental health, and physical fitness to underprivileged girls, thus strengthening their futures. The foundation aims to mobilize communities and empower 2,000,000 girl children by 2040. The 474th BBG Talent Factory Awards Ceremony, held at the prestigious Novotel HICC in Hyderabad, was a grand celebration. As a part of the Talent Factory Celebrations the Bangarutalli was prominently featured, showcasing its commitment to girl child empowerment.
A significant moment during the ceremony was when words of actress Iswarya Menon a Special Guest for the event resonated with the audience, especially the young girls, as she emphasized the importance of education, self-belief, and persistence in achieving one’s dreams. Her involvement symbolizes the growing recognition of Bangaru talli’s incredible work across the country.
Financial Empowerment: Cheques to Support Bangarutalli
In a significant gesture, two major contributions were announced during the event. BBG Associates have made a generous donation of INR 10 lakh doubling the amount BBG has handed over a cheque of INR 20 lakh to continue supporting the Bangarutalli initiatives to achieve collective commitment to empowering girl child.
Inspiring Speeches from the Bangaru talli Team
The event was further enriched by heartfelt speeches from the Bangarutalli leadership team. Srinivas Rao, one of the key stakeholder behind the initiative, spoke about the program’s evolution and its far-reaching impact on countless lives. He highlighted BBG’s unwavering dedication to social causes, reaffirming their commitment to uplifting girls through education.
Neeraja, in her address, focused on the importance of community involvement and the powerful ripple effect created when individuals unite for a cause. Her words emphasized that Bangarutalli is more than just an initiative; it’s a movement where everyone contributes to building a brighter future.
Usha ma’am’s speech was equally inspiring, touching upon the emotional aspect of the program. She shared stories of girls who have benefitted from Bangarutalli programs and how the initiative has transformed their families’ lives. Her words reminded everyone that education is the most powerful tool to break the cycle of poverty.
BBG’s Bharosa Centre: Extending the Impact
An integral part of Bangarutalli Foundation responsibility is the construction of Bharosa Centre in Samshabad and Bongiri in collaboration with Telangana State Police department. The Bharosa Centre offers a safe space for women and girls, providing legal, psychological, and emotional support and assistance in times of crisis. With dedicated counselling services and a range of support systems, Bharosa ensures that women who face difficult circumstances have the strength and resources to rebuild their lives.
A Vision for the Future
The Bangarutalli foundation continues to lead the way in empowering the girl child, and with the growing support from the community, it is set to empower 2,000,000 girl children by 2040.
Bangarutalli commitment to social responsibility, through various programs, is shaping a future where education, empowerment, and safety for women are not just dreams but attainable realities. The success of these initiatives lies in the collective will of individuals and organizations that believe in the transformative power of education and support.
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