A Stake holders meeting was organised on 12.8.22 at Manasi Hall Santoshpur. 135 participants were present which included Youth Group, Self Help Group, Cluster Level Association, Local Club Members, Representatives from Ward Councillors Office, Rotarians and Staff of LGWCDC. Youth Members Jyoti N.Singh and Yasmin Khatoon shared their views on
Mothers of creche children of IH project prepared Rakhis which their children tied on each others hands. This a event which is observed in India to promote communal harmony and brotherhood.
Through the CSR of Tata Consultancy Services LGWCDC started an Adult Literacy Training Program in its Lake Gardens and Santoshpur units. Total 22 women are undergoing the 3 month course. The course comprises of reading , writing and arithmatical components.
on 5.10.21 Members of Saraang Welfare Group visited our Centre and distributed school stationery and chocolates to our creche and remedial coaching children. They also distributed sanitary napkins to our mothers group members.
Like previous years this year also LGWCDC distributed new clothes to all our children beneficiaries and Staff Children before Durga Puja. Initially new dresses were given during Christmas but since Durga Puja is the biggest festival of Bengal and new clothes are associated with it so it was decided that
As the covid pandemic still looms large over our heads, our beneficiaries are still in distress and are unable to make both ends meet. Considering their plight our funding partner Terre des Hommes Germany India Program decided to support us in distributing dry ration, hygiene kits and medicines to 600
In association with GKB Opticals Vision Rx Lab 3 free eye check up camps were held at Lake Gardens, Tollygunj and Kasba on 19th August, 7th September and 9th September. Around 300 persons were checked of which 150 persons received free spectacles and around 25 persons were referred for cataract
On 4.9.21 members of Tea Talkers Foundation visited our Santoshpur Office and set up a Micro Library at our Balwadi cum Coaching Centre in Kankhuli. They gave around 1000 books which comprised of story books, GK books, Secondary, Higher Secondary Test Papers, Comics etc.
In July and August Covid 19 Awareness was conducted in the community through auto miking and wall postering in all slum pockets of Lake Gardens and Santoshpur. The event was sponsored by Terre des Hommes Germany.
On 15th August a cervical cancer awareness camp was held at LGWCDC Office. Dr.Anindya Sen, HOD, Netaji Shubhash Chandra Bose Cancer Hospital facilitated the session. He emphasized on the need for vaccinating girls aged 9-14 years to prevent the onset of the deadly disease. The event was sponsored by Rotary