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Read More11 August 2021
Village Development Committee District 301
District Chairman: Mrs Anita Jain
Chairperson: PDC Manju Vaish, PDC Sita Agarwal, PDC Renu Gupta, PDC Madhu Nagpal
The Village Development Committee, under the leadership of District Chairman Mrs Anita Jain, inaugurated a beauty parlour and training centre on 11th August at the adopted village of Bhigan Sonipat. It was attended by Committee Chairperson PDC Renu Gupta , Committee Chairperson PP Madhulata Gupta ,PP Shashi Soni, PP Era Awasthi , IPP Nirupama Tuteja , Neetu Dhaiya and IPP Deepika Agarwal . A meaningful project for the development of the village.
District Chairman - SUSHMA AGARWAL
PRESIDENT NAME - EKTA SAMIR SHAH
SECRETARY NAME -BHAVIKA MEHTA
DATE - 20th AUGUST
THEME -Earthcare
On 15th August, 600 eco bricks were used to make benches at rainbow foundation.
The bricks were made by the kids of rainbow foundation and members of Inner Wheel Club of Bhavnagar. The whole area was covered with bricks so that cleanliness can be maintained and a beautiful corner can be created for the foster kids staying at rainbow where they can spend their time playing and studying .
Amount spent was Rs31000/-
Beneficiaries - mother earth & kids of rainbow foundation
Inauguration of Pink E Auto (District 325)
Inner Wheel Club Of Patna
District Chairman: Poonam Thakur
Expenditure: 1lakh 75 thousand (sponsored by President Amrita Jha )
An E-Auto, pink in colour, was inaugurated on 19th August by Past Association Treasurer Dist CCCC Dr Neena Kumar and PDC Sarita Prasad sincere thanks to them.
The auto is used to market the products of the poor ladies who make papad, pickles, bari and tilauri. The auto will carry all these papad, pickle, bari, tilauri and will be parked for 4 hrs at Jalalpur City campus which consist of 400 flats to help the women sell their products .
The second purpose of this auto is to carry the cancer patients to the hospital, the ones who cannot afford an ambulance service can reach out to the auto and they will be given free transportation to the hospital.
The aim is to provide help to all those poor ladies and patients in need.
Inner Wheel Club of Chennai United
District : 323
President : Sowmya Natarajan
Dist. Chairman : Kamala Selvam
On 23rd August, the Inner Wheel Club of Chennai distributed 55 menstrual hygiene kits at Rs 500 per kit made by Real Relief (Denmark). The kits were donated to Mariyalaya, a shelter that rescues trafficked and abused girl children in North Madras.
This is in collaboration with Sanitation First India (which has so far worked with 20,000 beneficiaries in this space) and unique aspects of this kit are are:
Today 55 young adults signed up consciously and willingly to use these reusable pads after understanding the negative impact of commercial sanitary pads.
55 children sang and interacted with Inner Wheel members and shared their ambitions and told us they looked forward to seeing us in 3 months to share the experience of switching to a hygienic, earth friendly option
This programme was significant because a bunch of adorable yet neglected children shared their life aspirations and shed their inhibitions on the topic of menstruation and chose earth friendly over plastic
Cost Rs 27500
Beneficiaries 55
DISTRICT 318
Inner Wheel Club of MOODBIDRI
CHAIRMAN : Pushpa Gururaj
Club President : Sahana Nagaraj
On 28th August, the Inner Wheel Club of Moodbidiri donated customized school bags and umbrellas with the Club name and Inner Wheel theme logo, to the students of Govenment lower primary school, Mariyadi, ( MOODBIDRI Taluk, Dakshina Kannada Dist, Karnataka)
No of Beneficiaries: 20
Cost of Project: Rs10,400
Inner Wheel Club of Sirsi Heritage
District Chairman- Mrs. Ratna Behere
Club President-Shwetha Prabhu
Club Secretary-Rekha Anant
Amount Spent - Rs78.800
Number of Beneficiaries- 1,576
On 17th August, Inner Wheel of Sirsi Heritage donated Rs78,880 towards Rotary Seva Pratishthana in a joint literacy project.