On 15.6.26 Mrs. Indrani Mitra, a resident of Gol Park Housing, Lake Gardens and her friends visited our Centre and sponsored the mid day meal for children of Ankur Creche 1 & 2. They also gave cake, chocolate and fruit juice to all the children.
Ms. Suranjana Basu Das, Joint Secretary & Ex-Officio Director of LGWCDC, presented our organization’s views and work as a panelist in the session, “From Commitment to Collective Action: Emerging Challenges, Regional Perspectives and the Way Forward for CACL,” at the National Consultation for a Child Labour-Free India 2026.
On 9th June 2026, as part of the 44-Day Campaign Against Child Labour – Shram Nehi Siksha, a workshop was conducted for children and youth on Open School Education and Career Opportunities. The session aimed to raise awareness about alternative educational pathways and future career prospects for young
On 6th June 2026, Lake Gardens Women and Children Development Centre (LGWCDC), a Rotary Community Corps (RCC) sponsored by the Rotary Club of Calcutta Sutanuti, received three awards at the RCC Award Ceremony – Recognition held at Rotary Sadan. LGWCDC was awarded 3rd Prize in the Computer Training
On the occasion of World Environment Day, a “Pedal for a Greener Future” was organized at Lake Gardens to promote awareness about fuel-free transportation and environmentally friendly lifestyles. Children members participated enthusiastically, spreading the message of reducing carbon emissions and choosing sustainable modes of travel for a healthier planet.
On the occasion of Bicycle Day, youth and children members organized a cycle rally, postering, and miking campaign across Kolkata to raise awareness about environmental protection and sustainable transportation. The campaign encouraged people to choose eco-friendly practices and work together towards a cleaner, greener, and healthier Earth.
As part of annual campaign VoiceForGreenEarthCampaign & Shram Nahi Shiksha-CACL , young participants at the Agarpara New Line Education Centre & ward 58 of KMC came together for a vibrant wall-painting activity to raise awareness on important issues like, Quality Education for All, Ocean Plastic Pollution, Environmental Protection, Waste Management
On 19th May 2026, relief materials were distributed by our Federation, Jyotirmoye, to 11 fire-affected SHG members from 16 Bigha, Santoshpur, Maheshtala Municipality. The relief materials included essential dry rations and cooking utensils to support the affected families during this difficult time.
On 18th May 2026, a Blood Donation Camp in support of Thalassemia Children was organized by Jyotirmoyee Federation under RCC Lake Gardens WCDC in association with Netaji Subash Cancer Research Institute and RC Calcutta Sutanuti at Manasi Hall, Santoshpur, Maheshtala Municipality from 11am to 3 pm. 46 persons registered and
On 27th April 2026, an awareness programme on summer care for babies was held at Nabin Sangha Club with the participation of 39 community members, including 4 Anganwadi Workers (AWWs).
The session focused on essential summer care practices for infants, aiming to raise awareness on