On 18th January 2026, LGWCDC was invited to display their handicraft items at Open Door 2.0 – Festival of Inclusivity- at Lake Road, organized by Samaj Sebi Sangha, Noble Mission, Few Rotary Clubs, Interact Club and Innerwheel Club.
Youths of LGWCDC participated in Dengue campaign awareness rally, organized by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation at Esplanade on 16th January 2026.
A Gender Training was organized for Community Youths at Manasi Hall, Satoshpur. 104 youths from project working area of 16 Bigha, Podirhati, Kankhuli, Aynalpara participated in the training. Youths vicaluzed their thoughts on gender discrimination being prevalent in their communities and pledged to bring about gender equality in their homes
20 Federation Members underwent a 5 day Incense Stick making training from floral powder as part of Federation Sustainability Plan under ICDP Project supported by KNH Germany. The training was facilitated by Pragati Research and Training Institute.
*Plastic-Free Ganga Sagar Mela Campaign | Babu Ghat*
During the day-long Plastic-Free Ganga Sagar Mela campaign at Babu Ghat, youth volunteers raised awareness against single-use plastic to protect Ganga Sagar Island, the river Ganga, and ocean life.
Through poster displays, public announcements (miking) and direct interaction with pilgrims, youths promoted responsible behaviour.
On 14th January 2026, 18 community members were assisted to Alipore Post office for Aadhaar related services. Following services were done –
12 biometric updates,
2 new Adhaar enrollment,
2 phone number link with Adhaar Card,
1 new enrollment in Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
On the occasion of National Youth Day, a village cleaning programme was conducted in Sarambai Village under Kashipur Block in Rayagada. A total of 28 youths actively participated in the initiative, demonstrating their commitment to community cleanliness and social responsibility.
Youth volunteers raised awareness against single-use plastic to protect Ganga Sagar Island, the river Ganga, and ocean life. Through poster displays, public announcements (miking) and direct interaction with pilgrims, youths promoted responsible behaviour. Cloth bags were distributed, single-use plastic bags were collected, and a clean-up drive was carried out at
A community cleaning drive was organised on 6th & 7th January across three fields (Kankhuli, Padirhati and Bazarpara) in Santoshpur, Maheshtala Municipality. A total of 85 youth members participated to make their area clean, hygienic and reduce diseases.
Federation members visited the Zila Parishad Office and the SDO Office of South 24 Parganas as part of the federation registration process. This step marks important progress toward formalizing the federation’s structure and operations.