Care Me Home Welfare Society

27/09/2026

WORLD TOURISM DAY 2026

Mass Social Service at Charju

Date: 27 September 2026: Care Me Home Welfare Society observed World Tourism Day 2026 by organising a Mass Social Service at Charju, Tirap District, Arunachal Pradesh. The programme was organised with the objective of promoting community participation, environmental responsibility and awareness about the importance of maintaining clean and sustainable tourist destinations.
The programme was observed in accordance with the theme:
“Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence to Redesign”
During the programme, participants actively engaged in social service activities at the Charju area, with emphasis on cleanliness, environmental protection and responsible use of natural resources. The initiative also highlighted the importance of collective community efforts in preserving natural and tourist destinations for future generations.
The World Tourism Day 2026 Mass Social Service at Charju was successfully conducted by Care Me Home Welfare Society. The programme reinforced the message that tourism development should go hand in hand with environmental protection, community participation and responsible tourism practices.
The initiative concluded with a commitment to continue promoting cleanliness, environmental awareness, responsible tourism and community welfare in the local area.

22/09/2026

21/09/2026

Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan – 6th Year Celebration

Date 21th September 2026: Three-Day School-Level Awareness Programme at Dadam, Borduria and Lazu areas, Tirap District, Arunachal Pradesh
As part of the 6th Year Celebration of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (NMBA), Care Me Home Welfare Society conducted a three-day school-level awareness programme from 17 to 19 September 2026 across schools in Dadam, Borduria and Lazu areas.
The programme focused on creating awareness among school students about drug and substance abuse, mental health and emotional well-being, peer pressure, and Good Touch & Bad Touch. The sessions were conducted through interactive discussions, question-and-answer sessions and practical examples in a student-friendly manner.

Schools Covered
Day 1 – 17 September 2026
* Dadam Secondary School
* Dapdong Elementary School
* Laho Elementary School

Day 2 – 18 September 2026
* Borduria Higher Secondary School
* Sumsi Elementary School
* Bogapani Government Girls Residential School

Day 3 – 19 September 2026
* Government Secondary School, Lazu
* Government Upper Secondary School, Lazu
* Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Lazu

Drug Abuse Awareness:
Mr. Wangdan Hakhun, Project Coordinator, sensitized students about the harmful effects of drugs and substance abuse, prevention of addiction, peer pressure, healthy lifestyle practices and the importance of making responsible choices.

Mental Health Awareness:
Ms. Nita Tangha, Clinical Psychologist, conducted an interactive session on emotional well-being, stress management, self-confidence, healthy expression of feelings and the importance of seeking support from trusted adults and professionals.
Good Touch & Bad Touch:
Students were sensitized about personal boundaries, body safety and recognizing uncomfortable or unsafe situations. They were encouraged to speak up and seek help from parents, teachers, counsellors or other trusted adults.

The three-day programme helped students to:
Understand the harmful effects of drugs and substance abuse.
Recognize the importance of mental and emotional well-being.
Understand peer pressure and ways to resist it.
Learn about personal safety, body boundaries and child protection.
Understand Good Touch and Bad Touch.
Develop healthy and responsible lifestyle choices.
Seek support from trusted adults when facing difficulties or unsafe situations.
Students and school staff actively participated in the sessions and interacted with the resource persons through questions and discussions.

The three-day awareness programme successfully strengthened students' understanding of drug abuse prevention, mental health, emotional well-being and personal safety. The initiative contributed to the objectives of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan by promoting healthy, safe and responsible choices among children and adolescents.
Care Me Home Welfare Society remains committed to continuing awareness and preventive activities for building a healthier, safer and drug-free society.

12/09/2026

Date 12/09/2026: Care Me Home Sudhaar Ghar, Charju, conducted an interactive masterclass on the fundamentals of clinical first aid and real-time emergency response techniques, at Care Me Home Sudhaar Ghar, Charju

"Preparedness saves lives! Empowering our team to deliver the highest standard of care." Our recent interactive masterclass focused on fundamentals of clinical first aid and real time emergency maneuvers led by Dr C.Pumao. Technical Staff members are actively participated in practical demonstration, quick response protocols, emergency intervention and real time handling techniques. We are proud to foster an environment where our team regularly sharpens their skills to handle critical situations with total confidence.

05/09/2026

Wishing all the wonderful teachers a very Happy Teacher's Day

01/09/2026

CANDLELIGHT VIGIL

31st August 2026:
Care Me Home Sudhaar Ghar, Charju, District Tirap, Khonsa, Arunachal Pradesh, under the aegis of Care Me Home Welfare Society, organised a Candlelight Vigil on the occasion of International Overdose Awareness Day 2026 at Sudhaar Ghar Charju on 31st August 2026 at 5:00 PM.
The programme was organised to remember the lives lost due to addiction and overdose, extend support to individuals in recovery, and create awareness about overdose prevention.
The Candlelight Vigil provided an opportunity for participants to come together in remembrance and solidarity. The lighting of candles symbolised hope, compassion, and respect for those who lost their lives, while also expressing support for individuals and families affected by substance use and overdose.
During the programme, awareness was raised about the importance of prevention, timely intervention, recovery, and community participation in addressing substance-related harms. Participants were encouraged to promote a supportive and stigma-free environment for individuals seeking help and recovery.
The programme concluded with a collective message:
“Every Life Matters. Together, We Can Prevent Overdose.”
The event successfully conveyed the importance of remembering those we have lost, supporting those in recovery, raising awareness, and working together as a community to prevent overdose and save lives.

28/08/2026

Happy Raksha Bandhan!

Wishing you a very Happy Raksha Bandhan filled with love, happiness, and beautiful memories. May the bond between brothers and sisters always remain strong, blessed, and full of care and affection.

May God always protect you and fill your life with joy, success, and endless blessings.

Happy Raksha Bandhan to everyone!

20/08/2026

Dated 19th August 2026

Event:-"Farewell cm Gratitude Event" of Shri Techu Aran-Former Deputy Commisioner and Smti Hacham Bangsia Former- Deputy Director WCD

Venue:- Sudhaar Ghar,Charju

The Care Me Home Welfare Society organised a "Farewell cm Gratitude event " in a humble way to commemorate superannuation of Shri Techu Aran- Former Deputy Commissioner and Smti Hacham Bangsia- Former Deputy Director WCD-Department, who have very recently retired from their services.
The event was organised to express the feelling of gratitude and respect to the duo retired officers for their dedication, leadership and exemplary service to the govt and public in general.
The Chairperson of the organisation Smti Sontung Lowang Bangsia expressed her gratitude on behalf of the organisation, staff,volunteers and recovery members. She expressed that the Former Deputy Commissioner and Former Deputy Director had been a cornerstone in driving detoxification, rehabilitation and preventive education efforts and had restored hope & dignity to the addicts and their family memvers.
Their immense support and solidarity for the greater cause of the society had been impeccable and deserves highest appreciation.

The event witnessed musical presentations and shayaris from the rehabiliting patients.

The organisation wishes them their second innings of life to very fruitful and full of joy.

16/08/2026

15th August 2026: Certificate of Appreciation received by Care Me Home Welfare Society, a registered NGO, Khonsa during the 80th Independence Day Celebration held on 15th August 2026 at Khonsa. The certificate recognizes the organization contribution as a Ni-Kshay Mitra under the Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, for adopting and supporting one TB patient undergoing treatment.
The certificate was presented during the celebration in the presence of Hon'ble MLA Shri Wanglam Sawin Ji and district officials, acknowledging Care Me Home Welfare Society valuable contribution towards the goal of a TB-free India.