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#170 – 14th Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Awareness Session, at Ambalika Institute of Professional Studies.
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#169 – 13th Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Awareness Session, at KVPF Kerala
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#168 – 12th Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Awareness Session, at SKIET Kurukshetra
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#167 – 11th Cyber Security and Cyber Crime Awareness Session at PaGE, Ranchi and Hyderabad
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#121 World Compliment Day at Sahara Old Age Home
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#120 New Year Eve celebrations at Jivodaya and Sai Sahara
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#119 Educational Counselling at Hamara Kartyav
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#118 Ujjwal – a Day with Chotus – Noida Sector 62
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#117 Helping Brainz Green VEINS at GBM, Dwarka
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#116 2019 Mother’s Day at Jeevodaya Ashralayaa
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#115 CrafTShaala 2019 – Kizhadoor, Thrissur (An empowerment session for the flood effected women)
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#114 VanitaJyoti Kochi 2019, A workshop on Women Entrepreneurship and Empowerment.
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#113 New Year Celebrations with the grandmas and grandpas of Sai Sahara.
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#112 Phase#2 Clothes Donations Drive at West and Central Delhi, on New Year Eve.
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#111 Phase#1 Clothes Donations Drive at West and Central Delhi, on Christmas Eve.
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#110 Workshop on ‘being a leader’ at Government School in Badshahpur
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109# Creative-Crafts Making workshop by Mini Sajan at Annamanada.
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#108 VanitaJyoti – Annamanada
#107 Green and Blue VEINS (GILDS) Gurugram Day 1 events
#107 Green and Blue VEINS (GILDS) Gurugram
In our mission to empower the rural Gurugram and to make them sustainable, HelpingBrainz choose first to educate the young population of Gurugram on ‘environmental sustainability and nature conservation’. As a step-1, we spent a day with the senior secondary students of Government Senior Secondary School, Sector 67, Badshahpur, Gurugram. The 3+ hours event named ‘Green and Blue VEINS’ (VEINS stands for Valuable and EcoFriendly Initiatives for Nature’s Sustainability) were mainly spent on various aspects for Green Information Literacy drives.
Events included: talk-shows were led by Aditi Roy (an independent researcher and project coordinator from Centre for Studies Science Polices, School of Social Sciences, JNU Delhi) and Kopal Verma, (a Research Scholar from School of Environmental Sciences, JNU, Delhi) and Workshop on how to use re-usable plastic flower-pots by Fatima (M.Sc Final Year, Amity University )and Arun John (Working professional), and Green Quiz by Abin Sharma (Working professional), all Helping Brainz Green VEINS team members. Others who supported and volunteered the successful happening of the event were Surbhi Dhingra, Vivek Vaid and Yedhu Krishna Menon. Event was orchestrated by Kirti Kumari Tikyani. All prize winners were awarded with saplings.
Event focused on making students responsible for environment. In the coming week(s), we plan for Green Parliament and Debates, Street plays on event focused on making students responsible for ‘water depletion and general population’, and water walks. The school has agreed to make Helping Brainz activities a part of internal assessments and environmental projects.
With Love from Aster-Noida, for Kerala
#DoItForKerala
#RightFromTheSchool
Art of Giving Back: Aster Public School, Noida Extension (Support during the flood, as part of the Pandemic and Disaster Management)
Aster Public School Noida Extension, was one of the school which supported the ‘school children affected by Kerala Floods’. HelpingBrainz through their ‘Art of Giving Back’ programme, requested Aster to support the victims of the flood.
Under the scope of this programme, school children from the urban areas support children from the rural and underprivileged areas, thereby ibculcating the habbit of ‘giving back’ from their school days. With the support of School Principal and their ever supportive staff, children from Aster, Noida were motivated to collect school stationery items and related stuffs for the affected and underprivileged children from Kerala. The stuffs packed and transported by Helping Brainz.
We salute the students and teachers for their dedication and hardwork. Thanks to Aster Noida and to Helping Brainz Team Members Unnat Bansal, Neha Babu, Surbhi Dhingra and Pragya Aggarwal who dedicated their weekends for the cause.
Aurangabad supports Kerala Flood Victims
#DoItForKerala
#HelpingBrainzAurangabad
#WithLoveFromMaharashtra
Art of Giving Back: TCH, Aurangabad (Support during the flood, as part of the Pandemic and Disaster Management)
Helping Brainz in Aurangabad, Maharashtra in association with Tender Care Home Aurangabad, Vaidya Academy Aurangabad and Sahajayoga Meditation Centre Aurangabad collated more than one ton of materials for victims of Kerala, which was transported via Mangla Lakshadeep Express from Manmad by the Helping Brainz Volunteers from Aurangabad under the leadership of Gopikaa Vaidya- Kulkarni. Materials maniboy consisted of Atta, Pulses, Rice and School Stationaries.
The materials have reached and received by Helping Brainz in Kochi and are being packed in small distribution-packets and will be distributed to the affected families from Chalakudy river basins, Kuttanad and Aluva.
#MatterOfInspiration
Helping Brainz didn’t have a team in Aurangabad, and we just had Gopikaa Didi working for Helping Brainz from Aurangabad. When Helping Brainz started collating the flood relief materials, we contacted Gopikaa Didi who works as a webdesigner and educationist in Tender Care Home Aurangabad and shared an idea. She spoke to the mentor/Director of her school Mrs. Shailaja Kekre and she made children realize the situation in kerala which also made the children socially aware and responsible from school days Itself.
The followup and hardwork of making the children socially aware was all done by the Mentor/Director Mrs. Shailaja Kekre mam. Tender care students , Sahajayiga Meditation Aurangabad and Vaidya Academy collated school stationaries and pulses.
Taking inspiration from them other institutions also started supporting and thereby youngsters started volunteering for Helping Brainz, and today we have a team theThanks to the wonderful work done by Vaidya Academy, Sahajayoga Meditation Centre Aurangabad and Principal Madam Mrs. Sheet Kekre, Director; Mrs. Shailaja Kekre and Staff OF Tender Home Aurangabad, Maharashtra, Gopikaa Vaidya, Vishal Thore, Shashank Saraswat, Sagar Maali, Shrikant Kulkarni, Prathamesh Tapadiya Vijay Prajapati and Kabir Kulkarni.
Positivity in the world because of the like minded individuals who wholeheartedly gives back to the community without expecting any fruits.
Old Age Home from Delhi Supports Kerala Floods
#MatterOfInspiration
#KeralaFloods
From the day our team started working for Kerala Flood Victims there have been numerous stories to inspire many of our young Helping Brainz mates. The story of Sai Sahara Old Age Home, Rajendra Place, Delhi was one among them.
The day we decided to send materials to Kerala, we shared socialmedia broadcasts and news about the same to all our friends, colleagues, connected-corporates and organizational partners. It was then Dr.Rajeshwari, the founder of Sai Sahara Old Age Home called us and agreed to donate 50KGs of Rice, Sugar and Pulses to the Victims. These were the donations the 17 grandmas and grandpas received for their livelihood however they had the opinion that “let the needy get these items, they are in need of these items more than us”.
Helping Brainz ElderlyCare Projects Team is working with Sai Sahara Old Age Home for the past few years. We humbly salute Dr.Rajeshwari Ma’am and all grandmas and grandpas for their divine love towards humanity.
Flood support from Tender Care Home, Aurangabad
Students, Staffs and Parents from Tender Care Home, Aurangabad who has shown solidarity towards the Kerala rebuilding process, in association with Helping Brainz Aurangabad packaging the collated materials for rail transport.
1000+ students and their parents, plus their teaching staffs have collected school stationaries and grains for Kerala Flood Victims.
As Aurangabad doesn’t have a stoppage for a specific Kerala train, these shall be first transported to Manmad Railway Station via train from Aurangabad, and then to Helping Brainz Kerala.
Thanks Tender Care Home, Aurangabad 🙂
#Day1 Donations at West Kadungalloor, Aluva, Kerala
Team Helping Brainz in association with Cochin Refineries, Cochin participated in the rebuilding material distributions in the flood affected areas of West Kadungaloor, Aluva. Materials which included groceries, mats, blankets, men/and women dresses were given to 15 families along with a set of school stationaries to 400+ school children. Materials were sponsored Helping Brainz (collated from Rohini, Delhi), Cochin Refineries and Prashant Venugopal. Donation drive was led by Nidhi P.Menon (Chapter Leader, Helping Brainz Kerala), Prashant Venugopal (Team Member, Helping Brainz Kerala) and Avyuth Menon.
West Kadungaloor being a village panchayat just 2KMs from Periyar River, was one of the bad hit regions in the Kerala Floods, affecting all human establishments and vegetations.
In the rebuilding mission, Helping Brainz in collaboration with Cochin Refineries and few selected NGOs and humans for a social cause have selected few schools and villages in the devastated areas of flood hit Kerala. The rebuilding materials ranging from groceries, household goods and school stationaries items are sourced, from various Helping Brainz centres in India, through road and rail transport directly to these areas. Materials collected are repacked and distributed by Helping Brainz Kerala Team.
TCH, Aurangabad donates school stationaries for Kerala Flood Victims
TCH, Aurangabad was one of the first school who got ready to donate School Stationaries and School Rebuilding materials with Helping Brainz, in Helping Brainz’s Ujjwal Kerala programme.
All the 1000+ children from the school are collating school stationaries for their brothers and sisters from the flood hit areas of Kerala, which will be transported by Helping Brainz Aurangabad to the schools in Kerala. Voice of Shailja Kekre Ma’am, their director.
They’re kids and their are our inspiration. They only know that their religion is humanity.
Jai Shri Krishna
Ujjwal – Kerala
#Ujjwal Kerala.
Delhi based weekend volunteer group, Helping Brainz plans to collate school stationery items and school-rebuilding materials for the students from the flood affected region(s) of Kerala. Materials will be collected from various nodal points and will be shipped to the needy students/schools in Kerala. We understand the government has taken a step to donate, however you should also know that there are 14 districts, 12981 schools and approximately ~50 Lakhs students studying in Kerala, thus if each student uses 5 set of school stationery items, then you can imagine the requirements.
#Process?
- Please click here and
- Register and confirm the materials you wish to donate;
- Secondly confirm how you plan to donate (monetarily or materials);
- Helping Brainz Nodal officers will connect with you by 1st, 2nd, 8th or 9th September;
- Materials will be transported on 10th September via Rail and Road Transport to Kochi
#Nodal Points for donation(s)?
We have nodal points in Delhi NCR (Rohini, Vikas Puri, Malviya Nagar, Noida, Okhla, Gurgaon), Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Chennai.
#What?
• We plan to gift each kid with a kit which shall contain – 4 notebooks, 2 pencils, 2 sharpeners, 2 erasers and 1 packet of Crayon
• We plan to donate each school with an old desktop (in good condition)
For any further details please call 97111 89900.
Green VEINS at Bhaktavarpur Government School, Noida
#BeingGreen
#106
In our efforts to educate about greenery and environment to the young students of Noida, Helping Brainz conducted “The Day2 Green VEINS” among the 70+ underprivileged children from Noida’s sector 127. The event was hosted at Government School in Bhaktavarpur, Noida. VEINS stands for Valuble and Eco-friendly Initiatives for Nature’s Sustainability.
[On our Day1, we conducted Green VEINS at Aster Public School, Noida Extension where we were able to motivate 30+ higher secondary students for being green-change makers thereby helping brainz team mates educate the underprivileged children from Noida].
Having that said, we had two Nukkad Nataks on environment (street plays) by the students of Aster Public School Noida Extension played at Government School in Bhaktavarpur which motivated the students from Bhaktavarpur, which was infact a student teaching student programme.
Also to add green-feathers, we also held a competition on “making beautiful saplings using re-usable materials” among the students.
We were blessed to have Dr.Samarpita Ghosh Nath, an experienced Psychotherapist inaugurate the event and talk about “children’s contribution to the environment”.
The entire event was orchestrated and led by Kirti Tikyani supported by Dr.Sanjay Kumar Deb, Monica Ghosh, Fatima Jabeen, Arun John, Sandeep Kumar Gujjar, Virender Singh, Roshni Nipane and Yedhu Krishna Menon.
Educational and Career Counselling sessions for students from Bhaktavarpur, Noida
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Weekend Educational and Career Counselling sessions for the underprivileged children from Rural Noida.
Vikas Jain and Somnath Shukla conducted an educational and career counselling and development session for the students from Government School in Bhaktavarpur, Noida. Vikas mainly emphasized on need got education and Somnath talked about various career options after higher secondary education in India. The students studying in Government School in Bhaktavarpur are mainly from the underprivileged sections of Bhaktavarpur Sec 128 Noida.
#childempowerment
#ruralnoida
#empoweringnoida
#help#helpingbrainz @ Noida, India
