The future of the society are the Youth and LGWCDC has regular workshop with them. The trainings programmes are on Team Work, Leadership, Communication, Trafficking, Early Marriage, Early Pregnancy, Social Media and its effects, Youth Parliament and many personality grooming exposures and interactions.
Like previous year, this year too, LGWCDC had participated with her youth members in the famous PINKATHON, supported by United Sister’s Foundation which started at Ranger’s Club on 1st April, 2018. This event is much more than a marathon as far as a woman’s health is concerned. The major cause
This year too LGWCDC celebrated Women’s day with lots of enthusiasm and energy. It was celebrated in various areas of Lake Gardens, Santoshpur and Tikiapara. In Lake Gardens, near about 75 women of the community and the staff took out a rally near Bangur Park cheering out various slogans of
LGWCDC is a partner of Destination Unknown Campaign since last three years with Terre des Homes Foundation. This campaign promotes safe migration of children who are on move when their parents and families have to migrate from their homeland to other places and states in search of work. These displaced
Green Club is a forum of the slum children of Lake Gardens and nearby areas who promote ecological conservation and campaign for the protection of the environment. This forum was formed last year when children came up themselves with small steps of teaching their friends and neighbours about how to
Play being one of the major rights of children, LGWCDC always promotes it. Recently 15 children, mostly girls attended a Rugby Camp held at the Maidan, Kolkata organised by Jungle Crows. The children were taught the rules of the game. They enjoyed the camp very much and are enthusiastic to
Like all previous years, Christmas is celebrated with lots of love by all the family members of our organization. This year too, we did celebrate the festive season with all our creche children, children of our remedial classes and all the staff. Dance, music, gifts and wishes enriched the festival
GKB Opticals organised a Eye check up camp at all three units of LGWCDC. 224 men, women and adolescents attended the camp. Among them 97 persons were given spectacles free of cost.
Like previous years this year also Loreal observed Citizens Day. They organised an exposure visit for our children beneficiaries to Birla Planeterium & Victorial Memorial. The children were also treated to a delicious platter by them 
On the 18th August 2017, LGWCDC celebrated Janmashtami. This day is celebrated as the birth day of Lord krishna all over India. Legend goes that King Kansa who was very cruel had been predicted that he would be killed by his nephew. Knowing this he went to kill his