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IYDF and S.S Textile Ignite the Light of Learning for Orphanage Children

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Malegaon (Maharashtra) [India], October 16: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), in collaboration with S.S Textile, hosted an educational support event at the Baitul Aman Siddiqua Yateem Khana orphanage. Led by Shoeb Ahmad Saeeduzzafar, the team provided essential learning materials to 35 children at the orphanage, helping them better engage in their studies and creating a warm and supportive environment through interactive activities.

Background and Purpose Education is key to a brighter future, but for many children in orphanages, access to learning resources can be limited. This event, organized by IYDF and S.S Textile, aimed to address this gap by providing much-needed educational supplies and fostering the children’s thirst for knowledge through direct engagement. Reflecting on the significance of the initiative, Shoeb Ahmad Saeeduzzafar remarked, “Supporting these children’s education is the best investment we can make in their future. This event has reminded us how important it is to contribute to their growth.”

Providing Learning Tools and Support The IYDF and S.S Textile teams thoughtfully prepared a variety of learning materials to support the children’s academic journey. The donated items included workbooks in English, Urdu, and Hindi, blue and red pens, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, rulers, notebooks of 100 and 200 pages, folders, and exam papers. Additionally, magic slates were given to make learning more fun, while snacks like jam and peanut chikki added a sweet touch to the day. The supplies not only enhanced the children’s learning experience but also brought excitement to their extracurricular activities. Abdurrahman Sheikh Ab Samad, head of the orphanage, expressed his gratitude, saying, “These resources will greatly help our children improve their studies. We are deeply thankful to IYDF and S.S Textile for their generous support.”

Engagement and Volunteer Contributions Throughout the event, volunteers including Mahboob Khan, Shufyan Bagban, Mohammad Yusuf, Adnan Khan, Mohammad Ibrahim, Ansari Ab Majid, and Shahid Akhtar actively participated, engaging the children in various interactive activities. The event kicked off with a poetry recitation by the children, showcasing their learning achievements. Following this, the volunteers led a Q&A session, sharing personal stories and anecdotes that brought both joy and connection to the group.

Shoeb Ahmad Saeeduzzafar noted, “Interacting with the children allowed us to see their progress firsthand and reaffirmed the importance of providing educational resources. This event was not only an act of support but a promise to help them build a better future.”

Looking Ahead and Social Responsibility IYDF, in partnership with S.S Textile, has made a significant impact by providing valuable educational resources to the children of the orphanage. The foundation hopes that initiatives like this will raise awareness about the importance of supporting education in underprivileged communities. Committed to helping youth worldwide, IYDF plans to expand its educational outreach, providing more opportunities to children in need.

At the close of the event, the volunteers expressed their pride and emotion in witnessing the children’s progress in learning. Shoeb Ahmad Saeeduzzafar concluded, “The smiles on the children’s faces are the best reward for our efforts. We look forward to continuing initiatives like this, helping these children move toward a brighter future.”

Through partnerships with various community organizations, IYDF remains committed to its mission of improving educational conditions in orphanages like Baitul Aman Siddiqua Yateem Khana, ensuring more children have the learning opportunities they deserve, and bringing hope to their lives.

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