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Vishwa Asha, operational since 2017, started with the idea to provide support to the elderly in the community. Today, the elderly women of Vishwa Asha have become crucial members of our ecosystem, and are giving back to the community by providing support in the self-reliance department, in the school kitchen, and in day-to-day facility management. This is a remarkable example of human resilience and furthers our mission to foster a self-reliant community.
The Masoom Team of Young Indians (Kolkata) conducted sessions on road safety and good touch / bad touch for the students of classes 2, 3 and 4. Excitingly, new sessions are planned for the senior students. We have an ongoing relationship with Masoom, and thank them for helping us promote safety.
After the summer vacations, an important waste management project was initiated at the school. This project aims to promote responsible waste disposal for a clean and sustainable environment in the school premises.
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In a remarkable display of ingenuity, a 5th grade student, Kalol Bagh, crafted a bluetooth speaker from discarded materials. Inspired by his cousin's project, Kalol skilfully improvised and meticulously designed this impressive device. We can't wait to see Kalol's future creations!
