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IYDF and Parshiva Decors Unite to Uplift Orphanage Children in Jammu

By ANI | Updated: August 10, 2024 16:20 IST

VMPLJammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], August 10: In the serene morning of a picturesque August day in Jammu, ...

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Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], August 10: In the serene morning of a picturesque August day in Jammu, a heartwarming event unfolded at the Ved Mandir Bal Niketian Orphanage in Karan Nagar. Guided by the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) and supported by Parshiva Decors, this aid initiative aimed to provide essential food supplies and art materials to the children, while also fostering a sense of warmth and community through interactive games and songs.

Parshiva Decors Brings Comfort and Creativity to Orphanage Children

Organized by Varun Gupta, the team from Parshiva Decorscomprising Sayeed Anisa, Aly, Tazim, and Shubamarrived at the orphanage with hearts full of compassion. They provided 40 children with carefully selected supplies, including nutritious food ingredients to support their well-being and drawing books to ignite their imaginations. These gifts not only addressed the children's physical needs but also nurtured their creative spirits, allowing them to explore the world of art.

Spreading Joy Through Song and Connection

The event began at 11:30 AM, as the orphanage resonated with the joyful voices of children singing alongside the volunteers. The shared songs filled the air with laughter and joy, creating an atmosphere of togetherness and care. This interaction not only brought joy to the children but also strengthened the bond between them and the volunteers, leaving a lasting impact on both.

Varun Gupta: Building Confidence Through Compassion

Reflecting on the event, Varun Gupta shared his personal growth experience: "Organizing this event was a significant learning opportunity for me. Interacting with the children boosted my confidence, and their smiles and enthusiasm deeply touched me." The event was more than just a distribution of supplies; it was a meaningful exchange of emotions and a journey of personal growth for everyone involved.

IYDF: Harnessing the Power of Compassion to Drive Social Progress

IYDF is committed to assisting vulnerable groups through various forms of aid. The success of this event was made possible by the unwavering support of caring businesses and volunteers. IYDF plans to continue partnering with more compassionate enterprises to bring warmth and hope to those in need, actively contributing to societal progress and development.

As we unite our efforts and compassion, we pave the way for a brighter future. We believe that with collective dedication, more children will grow up in an environment of care and love, ensuring they have the opportunity to thrive and enjoy a better tomorrow.

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