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Vama – Celebrating International Women’s Day: Outreach Activity Organised by the BESC NSS Unit in collaboration with the Institute of Social Work
Date of the activity: 08.03.2024
Time: 2pm- 6pm
No. of Participants: 9
The objective of the event: To celebrate International Women’s Day with the kids of Mominpur slum and promote the theme “Inspire and Inclusion” through interactive activities.
Brief description of the event: On March 8, 2024, The NSS unit of The Bhawanipur Education Society College, in collaboration with the Institution of Social Work, successfully celebrated International Women’s Day with the kids of Mominpur slum. The event promoted inclusivity, empowerment, and education, aligning with the theme “Inspire and Inclusion”. The “Connecting Dots” program will continue to support the slum children, creating a positive impact in their lives. Games and fun activities emphasizing teamwork and inclusivity, the launch of the “Connecting Dots” program, a regular initiative by NSS unit to conduct English and General Knowledge classes for the slum children. The event aimed to inspire and empower young minds, especially girls, to become active contributors to society. The “Connecting Dots” program will provide regular educational support and mentorship to the slum children, fostering their overall growth and development.
Outcome of the event: Celebrated with fun and learning and inculcated the true essence of International Women’s day.
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