IYDF and Blink Communications Bring Joy to Blind Kids in Maharashtra

On August 25, 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) and Blink Communications hosted a heartwarming charity event at Pragati Andh Vidyalaya in Badlapur, Maharashtra. The event, led by Manish Manoranjan Pawar and 12 volunteers, provided essential supplies and organized enjoyable activities for 28 blind children.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 28-08-2024 16:03 IST | Created: 28-08-2024 16:03 IST
IYDF and Blink Communications Bring Joy to Blind Kids in Maharashtra
International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) and Blink Communications Join Forces for "Light of Love: A Charity Event for Blind School". Image Credit: ANI
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On the morning of August 25, 2024, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) teamed up with Blink Communications to host a heartfelt charity event at Pragati Andh Vidyalaya, a school for the blind in Badlapur, Maharashtra. The primary aim was to extend support, joy, and encouragement to 28 blind children through meticulously planned activities.

Organized by Mr. Manish Manoranjan Pawar, the event saw a dedicated team of 12 volunteers, including Snehal Sunil Palkar, Kasturi Ashish More, Ankita Rahul Kadu, Kajal Bhoir, Mangal Kalpak Pednekar, Asmita Chandrakant More, Pramod Raju Bansode, Vaibhav Pawar, Trupti Sagar Cheulkar, Komal Chandrakant More, and Santosh Janardan Ansurkar. These volunteers delivered a potent mix of compassion and enthusiasm, making the children feel valued and supported.

The contributions extended beyond mere companionship. Volunteers handed out uniforms, t-shirts, and various snacks, ensuring the children's immediate needs were met while reinforcing their sense of belonging and worth in society.

Entertainment and interaction were not overlooked. A music concert and a passing-the-ball game allowed the children to showcase their talents and joy for life, singing, playing instruments, and dancing despite their visual impairments.

For Manish Manoranjan Pawar, his first encounter with blind children was emotionally significant. It stirred feelings of sadness and gratitude, inspiring him to further support the children's dreams. "They continue to sing, play instruments, dance, and enjoy life despite numerous challenges, which earns my utmost respect and admiration. We are committed to their happiness and success," Manish stated.

This event was a testament to the commitment of IYDF and Blink Communications to uplift vulnerable communities. It transformed a charity drive into an inspiring initiative, encouraging broader support for the blind children's futures.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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