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Children's Day in Gonda: Gifts and Hygiene Kits Distributed to Differently-Abled Children

On Children's Day, the Lions Club distributed hygiene kits and gifts to differently-abled children at the Bachpan Care Center in Gonda, promoting awareness and well-being.

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Children's Day in Gonda: Gifts and Hygiene Kits Distributed to Differently-Abled Children

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Special Event Celebrates Children's Day with Focus on Hygiene and Gifts

On November 14, 2026, marking the birth anniversary of India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, a special event was organized in Gonda for differently-abled children. The women's wing of the Lions Club Seva celebrated the day as 'Hygiene Day' at the Bachpan Care Center, located in Anupam Plaza on ITI Road, distributing hygiene kits and gifts to the children.

Children from the center, which is operated by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Uttar Pradesh, participated enthusiastically. Saroj Agarwal, the chief guest and president of the Lions Club's women's wing, distributed the hygiene kits and educated the children about the importance of personal hygiene. The children's faces lit up with joy and excitement upon receiving various gifts.

Members Spend Time and Share Wishes with Children

In addition to Saroj Agarwal, other members of the Lions Club's women's wing, including Amit Jaiswal, Shyam Sharma, Suman Mittal, and Saroj Garg, were present at the event. The members spent time with the children, extended their warm wishes for Children's Day, and wished them a bright future.

Promoting Differently-Abled Children's Potential is a Social Responsibility

"Differently-abled children are an integral part of society. It is our collective social responsibility to encourage their talents and provide them with love, respect, and support," stated President Saroj Agarwal in her address. She emphasized that such events not only bring smiles to the children's faces but also foster a sense of hygiene and self-confidence in them.

The primary objective of the program was to share happiness with the children, raise awareness about hygiene, and spread a message of service and sensitivity in society. The day proved to be a memorable experience for the children studying at the center, where members interacted with them and offered their affection.

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