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Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], October 14: On October 10, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) partnered with Yesh Medical Store to host a charitable event in the Beta 2 area, F Block, of Greater Noida. Led by Yashvir Chauhan, and supported by volunteers Azar, Sourav, Ankit, Ajay, and Sami, the event aimed to provide essential supplies and spread joy to local underprivileged children. This initiative sought to offer assistance to disadvantaged children, ensuring they feel the warmth and care of the community.
Donations: Diverse Supplies to Meet Children’s Needs
During the event, the volunteers distributed a variety of essential items to help improve the children’s daily lives. The donated items included:
* Groceries and Food: Basic food supplies and snacks to meet the children’s daily nutritional needs.
* Stationery and Learning Materials: Pens, notebooks, and coloured paper to support the children’s education.
* Medicines: Common over-the-counter medications to strengthen the orphanage’s ability to care for the children’s health.
* Sports Equipment: Balls and other sports gear to encourage physical activity and promote health through sports.
These supplies not only addressed the children’s basic needs but also gave them more recreational options in their free time. The children were excited and happy to receive the supplies, and the atmosphere at the event was filled with joy. Sister Nancy Barreto, head of the orphanage, expressed her gratitude, highlighting how these donations would contribute to the children’s overall well-being in terms of health, education, and daily life.
Fun and Games: Bringing Joy and Warmth to Children
Beyond distributing supplies, the volunteers became companions to the children for the day. They organised various games, creating a lively and cheerful environment. The children engaged in different activities, experiencing the joy of teamwork and feeling the love and care from their visitors.
Volunteers played alongside the children, encouraging them to express themselves and build confidence through play. Reflecting on the event, one volunteer shared: “Spending time with these children brought back a sense of innocence. This event not only gave us the opportunity to help the kids but also reminded us of the joy that comes from giving.”
The Mission of IYDF: A Commitment to Public Welfare
Event organiser Yashvir Chauhan spoke about the impact of the event: “Helping underprivileged children has been incredibly fulfilling. Seeing their smiles brings me immense satisfaction. I’m grateful to IYDF for this opportunity to bring warmth and hope to these children. I look forward to participating in more events like this in the future to continue spreading love and care.”
As a key partner, Yesh Medical Store has shown its dedication to supporting social welfare by joining hands with IYDF to provide tangible assistance to children in need. Yashvir Chauhan added: “Helping these children has been such a meaningful experience. Their smiles are the best reward, and we hope to bring even more support to more children in the future.”
Looking Ahead: Continuing to Care for Vulnerable Children
IYDF remains committed to improving the lives of disadvantaged children worldwide by providing essential resources and emotional support. This event was more than just a donation of supplies; it was an opportunity to connect with the children on a personal level. Through interaction, the volunteers also experienced the children’s innocence and their hopes for the future.
Going forward, IYDF plans to continue partnering with compassionate businesses like Yesh Medical Store to bring care and warmth to children in need. These initiatives not only provide material aid but also help children feel the compassion of society, filling them with hope and confidence for the future. Through these charitable efforts, IYDF continues to demonstrate its dedication to supporting vulnerable children and working to ensure a brighter future for all.
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