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IYDF in India Caring for Vulnerable Children Acts of Kindness by Soumyaknata Sahoo and Team

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New Delhi [India], July 31: On July 28, 2024, a charitable event organized by Soumyaknata Sahoo took place at SOCH’s Rehabilitation Centre in Odisha. Generously supported by Dark Room Tattoo Studio, the event saw the participation of five dedicated volunteers: Soumyaknata Sahoo, Sarbeswar Mallick, Bandita Priyadarshini, Sangita Priyadarshini, and Prayash Nayak.

The event, held from 9 AM to 4 PM, aimed to care for and support 30 vulnerable children, bringing warmth and hope to their lives. The aid materials included 30 sets of new clothing to improve the living conditions of the children.

Volunteers not only donated clothing but also prepared a sumptuous lunch for the children. Additionally, they conducted hygiene education sessions, helping the children develop good daily habits.

The atmosphere at the event was warm and lively. The children’s faces lit up with happiness as the volunteers engaged with them, sharing memorable and meaningful moments.

“We are delighted to do these things for the children,” said Soumyaknata Sahoo. “Seeing their smiles brings us immense satisfaction and joy. This event is not just about material aid; it is also about emotional support. We hope to bring more warmth and hope to the children through such activities.”

Guided and supported by IYDF, this event demonstrated the community’s care for vulnerable groups and called for more people to engage in charitable activities. With a collective effort, we believe society will become warmer and more compassionate.

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