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International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) and Davaindia Generic Pharmacy Partner to Bring Care to Underprivileged Children

By ANI | Updated: August 28, 2024 17:40 IST

PNNGhaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], August 28: With the support of the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), Davaindia Generic ...

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Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], August 28: With the support of the International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF), Davaindia Generic Pharmacy organized a heartfelt charitable event at One Mart Mall, Vashundra, Ghaziabad. This event aimed to assist 35 underprivileged children from the local community by providing essential supplies and bringing them joy through interactive activities.

Event Overview The event was led by Shivam Chaudhary, with a dedicated team of volunteers including Guddu, Badal, Uttam, Komal, Sakshi, Khushi, Prachi, Suraj, Annu, and Akhil. The team's enthusiasm and dedication ensured that the event ran smoothly, offering care and warmth to the children involved.

Supplies and Impact To support the children's development, the event provided essential items such as school bags, stationery, and food. These supplies were thoughtfully chosen to meet the children's immediate needs, helping them to better engage in their education and daily life. The volunteers distributed these items during the event, engaging the children in friendly interactions that helped to foster a sense of support and belonging.

Activities and Schedule Held on August 25, 2024, the event was marked by meaningful interactions between the volunteers and the children. The volunteers not only distributed the essential supplies but also spent time engaging the children in conversations and activities, creating a warm and supportive environment.

Reflections and Feedback Shivam Chaudhary expressed his gratitude, saying, "I am deeply thankful to IYDF for giving me the opportunity to participate in such a noble cause. This event has made me realize the importance of helping underprivileged children, and I am committed to doing even more in the future to bring support and care to those who need it most."

Preparation and Future Outlook Prior to the event, the team conducted a thorough assessment to understand the specific needs of the children, identify suitable locations for aid distribution, and confirm the number of children in need. This careful planning played a crucial role in the successful execution of the event.

The impact of this event extends beyond the provision of material goods; it also instilled a renewed sense of hope and confidence in the children. The partnership between IYDF and Davaindia Generic Pharmacy underscores a strong commitment to the well-being of children. Looking ahead, there is a shared determination to continue collaborating with various partners to provide ongoing support to those who need it most.

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