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28/10/2015

Police Commemoration Day

29/05/2015

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Prabhu is the sponsored child of Indian Aid through Nanagu Jeevana (Life to me) Project. We found him 3 years back, the child with less motivation in studies and other activies due to his disability. Our continuous effort and follow up has paid a result. Prabhu’s life has changed. Today he is a diff…

23/05/2015

23/05/2015

Today Indian Aid organised workshop on CSR and NGO Partnership as part of its "LETS FUNDRAISE" initiative at Ashraya Hotel International

Indian Aid work towards creating a better life for the children living in difficult condition, with the sole support from the Indians.

15/05/2015

This project rehabilitates children living on the street

27/01/2015

We are writing to express our heartfelt thanks for supporting the event “Become a Santa”

The programme was a grand success; about 110 children who are either disabled or street children participated and had a full day of fun and laughter. The programme started with children observing 2 minutes silence as a sign of condolence for the children who lost their lives in Peshawar, Pakistan. The celebration started with the children putting their palm print on a banner. Afterwards there were a number of fun games organized for them by Ms. Winnie and other volunteers which children enjoyed thoroughly. The children were served snacks in the morning and vegetarian lunch with varieties of sweets. Children were given a chance to exhibit their talents through fancy dress and group dance competition and the winners were given prizes. We had invited a magician to give a presentation in the evening and there was a face painting artist to tattoo on their faces and hands, which each and every child enjoyed. At the end of the programme every child was given a Santa’s Gift Box. The children were very happy to receive the gifts. They expressed that it was a great opportunity to mingle with other children, have fun and exhibit their talents.

This event was possible only through your support. It is a real motivation for us as it enabled to bring smile on a child’s face. Indian Aid team is very grateful to you for the support and once again thanks you. We look forward for your continued support in the future.

06/01/2015

05/01/2015

“Become a Santa”. The programme was a grand success; about 110 children who are either disabled or street children participated and had a full day of fun and laughter.

24/12/2014

We are writing to express our heartfelt thanks for supporting the event “Become a Santa”

The programme was a grand success; about 110 children who are either disabled or street children participated and had a full day of fun and laughter. The programme started with children observing 2 minutes silence as a sign of condolence for the children who lost their lives in Peshawar, Pakistan. The celebration started with the children putting their palm print on a banner. Afterwards there were a number of fun games organized for them by Ms. Winnie and other volunteers which children enjoyed thoroughly. The children were served snacks in the morning and vegetarian lunch with varieties of sweets. Children were given a chance to exhibit their talents through fancy dress and group dance competition and the winners were given prizes. We had invited a magician to give a presentation in the evening and there was a face painting artist to tattoo on their faces and hands, which each and every child enjoyed. At the end of the programme every child was given a Santa’s Gift Box. The children were very happy to receive the gifts. They expressed that it was a great opportunity to mingle with other children, have fun and exhibit their talents.

This event was possible only through your support. It is a real motivation for us as it enabled to bring smile on a child’s face. Indian Aid team is very grateful to you for the support and once again thanks you. We look forward for your continued support in the future.

01/12/2014

Indian Aid Back to Home Projects helps Many Children to Develop their Personalities.