Charitable Partnership Brings Lifelong Impact to Underprivileged Children in Hathras

The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) teamed up with Daksh Integrated Solutions India to host a charitable event at Narayan International School in Hathras, providing educational and living support to 49 children. The event included various enriching activities and donations of supplies to improve the children's daily lives.

VMPL Hathras (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 21: In a significant charitable event, the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) collaborated with Daksh Integrated Solutions India Agra to offer comprehensive support to 49 children at Narayan International School in Hathras. Led by Lalit Chaudhary, a dedicated team of 13 volunteers participated in this multi-day initiative.

The event was a testament to the power of cross-sector collaboration. Lalit Chaudhary, owner of Daksh Integrated Solutions India Agra, spearheaded a volunteer group that organized various activities and distributed essential resources. These efforts highlighted the collective responsibility towards underprivileged children.

The team, comprising Prince Sharma, Daryab Singh, Harendra Singh, and others, donated educational supplies, sports equipment, and hygiene products. They also engaged the children with educational activities, sports, and health-focused distribution, making the event highly interactive and beneficial.

Narayan International School's leaders Pratap Singh and Bablu expressed profound gratitude for the generous contributions, noting the substantial impact on the children from rural low-income families. The event covered educational, daily living, and sports needs, fostering a supportive environment for the young participants.

Beyond donations, the volunteers engaged the children in various activities encouraging learning, sportsmanship, and personal care. Healthy snacks, educational sessions, and sports games like football and cricket marked the event, adding significant value to the children's experience.

The volunteers completed pest control in 25 nearby houses, further ensuring a healthier community environment. Reflecting on their experience, the volunteers, including Lalit Chaudhary, emphasized the fulfillment derived from such charitable efforts, voicing a strong commitment to future activities.

This initiative by IYDF and Daksh Integrated Solutions India demonstrated the transformative impact of philanthropy. The children not only received essential support but also gained confidence and teamwork skills. IYDF plans to continue similar efforts, lighting the flame of hope for many more children in the future.

(With inputs from agencies.)