On 14th March 2026, a successful Nature Camp Awareness Programme was conducted at Railima Village, Rayagada in a Government High School, Sikarpai. Around 80 participants took part in the event.
The programme focused on creating awareness among students about the importance of preventing deforestation and protecting the
As part of the Save Water Campaign, Samrat Jadugar conducted engaging street plays and magic shows in several villages to raise awareness about water conservation.
On the first and second days, programmes were held in Tindola and Jabrikala villages, where community members gathered to learn about the
On 13th March 2026, a “Clean Mohalla, Green Mohalla” community interaction programme was organised in collaboration with Barrackpore Municipality, with the participation of more than 100 community members along with representatives from the Conservancy Department.
The programme created an engaging platform for discussions on waste management and
The evening handicraft & fabric classes are going pretty well.
On 13th March 2026, under the Youths in Social Action budget, tap installation and repair work was carried out in four Panchayats—Mangalichak, Kura Nawada, and Mohanchak. Around 38 new taps were installed, and 23 taps were repaired to improve access to safe water within the communities.
A local-level advocacy programme was organised at Dumaritanand, Koderma, with the participation of youths from two villages. The programme provided a platform for young people to discuss community issues, share their perspectives, and encourage collective action for local development and social change.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, various programmes and activities were organised across the fields of Lake Gardens Women & Children Development Centre, like, Sakraicha, Shahpur, Mangalichak, and Kura Nawada villages, as well as at the Head Office. Women and female parents of youths actively participated in sports activities,
Climate Literacy Sessions were conducted in Titagarh and Santoshpur with the participation of 25 and 23 youths respectively. The sessions began with interactive self-introduction activities where participants connected themselves with different environmental elements such as trees, birds, rivers, and islands, helping them reflect on their relationship with nature
I. Community members assisted with following essential documents for the month of February 2026,
Ration card – 8
Voter card – 5
Pan card – 16
Aadhaar card – 31
II. Staff capacity building on Anemia, Thalassemia and usage of Menstrual cup on 12 February 2026
III. 5 Sensitization meeting with 278 community members on issues
LGWCDC participated in the 1 Billion Rising held at Ranuchhaya Manch. The event focused on raising awareness and standing in solidarity against violence towards women and girls through collective participation and cultural expression.
