A gynaecological screening and awareness camp was held for community women residing in slum pockets near Rajdanga School Main Road, Kasba, under Ward 107 of Kolkata Municipal Corporation. The camp was held in association with Family Planning Association of India and Rotary Club of Calcutta Sutanuti. 85 women attended the
Today 22nd March 2021, the youth group members of LGWCDC observed World Water Day at Lake Gardens and Santoshpur. They took out a rally on the streets to aware the public on importance of preserving water.In Santoshpur the youths conducted the awareness session on the Railway platform. 31 youths participated
About One Billion Rising (OBR)
One billion Rising is a mass action to end violence against women. The global campaign was started on Valentine’s Day in 2012 as a call to action to rise against the violence towards women. The global campaign was founded by Eve Ensler, playwright and
Lake Gardens Women and Children Development Centre in association with Rotary International District 3291, Rotary Club of Calcutta Sutanuti and Rotary club of Salt Lake Central organised a Health Camp- Know Your Numbers at Collibri Creche premises, 4,D.P.S Road, Kolkata 33.236 beneficiaries attended the camp and were provided with mask,
On 10.01.2021 a health camp was organised at LGWCDC Tulip Creche Rajdanga Main Road Kasba in association with Rotary International District 3291,Rotary Club of Calcutta Sutanuti and Rotary Club of Tollygung under the Rotary Health Mission – Know Your Numbers. Each beneficiary was checked for their height, weight, pressure, sugar
Like every year this year also LGWCDC observed Global action Month during the International Child rights week from 16th- 24th November 2020. 140 children and youth group members of Lake Gardens and Santoshpur Project Units participated with great enthusiam. Sesions were held on Climate change, my planet my rights, global
To tide over the crisis situation caused by the pandemic and subsequent lockdown has left all our beneficiaries in dire states. In order to provide them with some relief a networking meeting was called and was attended by local club members, ICDS worker, Balwadi Instructors and Staff of LGWCDC. Each
LGWCDC gave relief to 535 families to repair their houses that had been damaged by the devastating super Cyclone Amphan. The families now have a secure place to stay with a roof over their heads.
The pandemic could not subdue the indomitable spirits of our educator. They made hand made Rakhis and then went from house to house tying them on the wrists of our children to re-ensure them that they are always there to protect them.
On 20th May 2020 a super cyclone Amphan hit landfall at a speed of 154km/hour. It wreaked havoc in West Bengal specially in North and South 24 Parganas. It left many houses damaged and razed to ground in our field areas of Santoshpur under Maheshtala Municipality. With the support of