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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
Inauguration and induction programs – Women Empowerment Cell at Dharampura Najafgarh.
#97
As part of our strong efforts to empower the women from the rural areas of Dharampura Najafgarh, HelpingBrainz in association with India Aids Foundation inaugurated the Women Empowerment Campaigns. The campaign was inaugurated by 8 ladies from 8 walks of life spreading and sharing their experience to the women encouraging and motivating to break their culture of silence and to become the change they want to see. Women who made a difference were Vinita Vasu (A renowned artist based in Delhi), Archana Srivastava (Founder, India AIDs and Anurag Foundation), Kirti Tikyani (Project Manager, Women Empowerment Campaigns at HelpingBrainz), Shipra Mathur (Women Empowerment Leader, HelpingBrainz), Monica Ghosh (Special Educator and a Senior Volunteer with HelpingBrainz), Shivasni Bhat (Peace Leader with HelpingBrainz), Riya Singh (SPOC, HelpingBrainz’s Women Empowerment Cell at Dharampura Najafgarh) and a mighty granny who is our power in Dharampura. Also present were the Pradhan of Dharampura, Madhup Modi (Projects Head Women and Child Empowerment Team) and Yedhu Krishna Menon (Founder, HelpingBrainz).
Event started with the lamp lighting ceremony at Women Empowerment Cell, Dharampura followed by talks by the leaders on various life changing experiences and information sharing sessions on various projects and training sessions.
The classroom training sessions will start from 28-Oct-2017. People who are interested for teaching and training sessions, please contact Madhup.modi@helpingbrainz.org
#TeamHelpingBrainz
Career Counselling Session for the underprivileged at Dharampura Najafgarh, New Delhi
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As a latest approach to empower the underprivileged women and children from the rural sections Dharampura Najafgarh, HelpingBrainz’s Women and Child Empowerment Team beautifully led by Madhup Modi, Kirti Tikyani and Shipra Mathur – conducted a career counselling session for the 50+ children and their parents at Anurag Foundation’a center at Sangam Vihar, Dharampura Najafgarh. This powerful and impact making event, orchestrated by Somi Shukla Sreelakshmi and Shipra Mathur comes after Ujjwal – A day with Chotus, Educational Counselling Session, Dental Campaigns, and ChaipeCharchas for the energetic Women and Child over there.
The architects behind the Women and Child Empowerment at HelpingBrainz is taking the development process beyond commitments to ensure a complete end to end development of the underprivileged. Our gratitude to Mrs.Archana Srivastava from India Aids Foundation who is supporting in all aspects in development process.
Lunch with the Grandpas and Grandmas at SaiSahara Old Age Home
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#StraightFromTheHeart
The concept of OLD AGE Homes still gives us a question mark, thinking about the subtle mental condition of a son or a daughter which makes them think of sending their parents (who made them make their first step) to an orphaned state at an Old Age Home. Today’s technological revolution is making more and more old age and shelter homes to come up, because in this money making materialistic world we are forgetting the value of love, being loved and giving it back to the needy.
On behalf of Shraddh or Shraddha (a ritual wherein we honour our great grandparents and beloved) we visited Sai Sahara Old Age Home at Todapur, Rajendra Place and made the grandpas and grandmas stretch their wrinkles, smile at least for a short while. The event was conceptualized and sponsored by Mr.Rajesh Arora (Good Enough NGO) and Orchestrated by Meenakshi Paswan (Old Age Home Projects Leader, HelpingBrainz) and Dr.Shweta Yadav (Volunteer, HelpingBrainz).
It’s better to serve, honour, help and at least love them when their alive rather than calling a function to remember them.
LoveYourParents
LoveYourGrandParents
Because
You’re soon going to be in their shoes
Time Flies
With tears of happiness,
#TeamHelpingBrainz
ChaipeCharcha – Dharampura, Najafgarh
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“A woman with a voice is, by definition, a strong woman.” —Melinda Gates
To become their voice, to increase their communication by committing to their voice, to practically implement what they voiced for, to make them feel that they are heard; HelpingBrainz’s Women Empowerment Team – Chhaya holded a 2-hour long #ChaipeCharcha with the 30+ underprivileged women from the various areas of Dharampura, Najafgarh. The activity was conducted in association with Anurag Foundation led by Archana Srivastava. The event was orchestrated by Madhup Modi and Kirti Tikyani, and others who shouldered their determination were Nidhi P. Menon , Shipra Mathur, Priyanka and Yedhu Krishna Menon
It was a tough 2 hours discussion where women between 17-65 participated and talked and debated about their hurdles, challenges and roadblocks and as a conclusion HelpingBrainz decided to conduct, Career Counselling sessions, Health Awareness Campaigns, Classroom trainings, Nurture Women Leaders, Training on Art and Craft, TeachWithHelpingBrainz programmes and set-up a library.
We alone cannot make a difference, thus require Changemakers, volunteers and interns to join hands with us, for further details please connect us at help@helpingbrainz.org
This was our 94th social development event.
Educational Counselling @ Ramraj Anathalay Sahibabad
“The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future in life” – Plato
To strengthen the direction of education of the underprivileged children from Ramraj Anathalay Sahibabad, the educational counselling team at HelpingBrainz beautifully led by Vikas Jain conducted a talk show and educational empowerment session for the children at the orphanage. This was part of our Teacher’s Day Celebrations 🙂
The show was co-supported by Nidhi P.Menon (Chapter Leader, HelpingBrainz Kerala) and Madhup Modi (Child Empowerment Projects Head at HelpingBrainz). Also the team emphasized the beauty of teaching being a teacher, as many from the audience were interested to become a teacher. As a next step we would be providing a career counselling session for the children at the orphanage. This was our 93rd social development event.
Educational Counselling and Dental Campaigns at Anurag Foundation, Najafgarh
HelpingBrainz’s Child Empowerment Team beautifully led by Madhup Modi conducted an educational counselling and a dental campaign for the 100+ underprivileged children from Dharampura, Najafgarh, Delhi, India . The campaign was held at Anurag Foundation (our partners at work under this scope of engagement) led by Dr.Archana Jha. Educational Counselling session was effectively delivered by Vikas Jain, an Engineer who considers empowering children as his passion (a Helping Brain since 2014), and Dental Campaigns were led by Dr. Shweta Yadav and Dr.Abha (the passionate medical practitioners, who wish to see a disease free world). The event was orchestrated by Madhup Modi, Project Head – Child Empowerment Team, HelpingBrainz.
Lunch with Mothers and Sisters of Jeevodaya Ashralaya.
#Love #Happiness #Smile
Love! We always get mesmerized by the language of love they speak!
Happiness! Their happiness makes our inner consciousness enlightened!
Smile! We feel blessed for becoming an instrument to make a smile happen, which appears like a zephyr in the life’s darkness they’re being through.
Helping Brainz spend their last weekend with the Mothers and Sisters of Jeevodaya Ashralaya by being advocates of love, happiness and lots of smile.
Meenakshi Paswan, Remya, Dr. Shweta Yadav and Vivek Vaid and Vivek Vaid sponsored a delicious lunch prepared with Shri Dharmasastha Ayyappa Pooja Samiti Hastsal. Sreelakshmi, Shipra Mathur Shivasni Bhatt Meenakshi Paswan, Vandana, Jitendra Kushwaha and Yedhu Krishna Menon volunteered for the event. We thank Shri Dharmasastha Ayyappa Pooja Samiti Hastsal and Jeevodaya Ashralaya for this opportunity.
Helping Brainz turns 5!
We’re 5 years old.. Nostalgia, the long five years. Pains, struggles, fights, happiness, achievements and what not : however today we stand as a respectful brand in the society. People trusts us. We showed the public that community service stands more than what we call philanthropy, showing empathy and sympathy and giving donations. Thanks to everyone who stood, is standing and will stand with us. We all believe and trust each other and this positivity makes outreaches happy and that makes us *Helping Brainz*
Today also being my dad’s birthday, I wish to say one line he told me when he came to know about Helping Brainz (after two years of start), *we rise by lifting others*.
Thank you 🙂
Yedhu Krishna Menon, HelpingBrainz
Ujjwal – A Day with Chotus – 2017-Sahibabad
#StraightFromHelpingBrainz
#OrphangeVisit
It’s hard to write about what Helping Brainz experienced today at Ramraj Seva Kendra (Orphanage), however in our journey to develop this nation – we turned a page with a certain level of satisfaction when WE made them feel that they are not alone in their lonely world of silence, sharing infinite amount love and happiness.
Helping Brainz conducted Ujjwal – A Day with Chotus at Ramraj Seva Kendra Orphanage, Sahibabad. As usual Ujjwal consisted of Paint Your Dreams painting competition, School Stationery and One Time Meal Distribution, Dental Campaigns, Healthcare Campaign, Game Shows and lots of happiness. Around 35 children from the Orphanage painted their dreams with Helping Brainz.
School stationery items were donated by Bhuwan Chandra and Team from Ameriprise Financials, Gurgaon; Meals were sponsored by Mrs. Monika Ghosh, Gagandeep Kaur and Dr.Renu Verma. Gifts were sponsored by Rajesh Kumar Ahuja. The best painter was awarded a special prize from Ramsons Locks.
People who contributed today were Bhuwan Chandra Pant , Vijay Kumar, Shahzad, Ankita from Ameriprise Financials Gurgaon; Mrs. Monika Ghosh. ; Dr.Abha Singh and Dr.Shweta Yadav (Dental Campaigns); and Mr.Rajesh Kumar Ahuja. From Helping Brainz we had Madhup Modi, Prateek Sudera and Vanshita Kumar (Event Organizers), along with Kirti Tikyani, Anup Shanker , Pratik Raj Bishen Sandeep Gujjar, Sanjeev Verma, Sugandha Sharma, and Yedhu Krishna Menon.
We thank everyone who made a difference today.
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Old Age Home Visit by Helping Brainz Meerut
#WithTearsOfHappiness
Imbibing respect for the old age among the youth is one of the key aspect Helping Brainz focuses on. Young Helping Brainz mates from the engineering colleges of Meerut conducted an old age home visit near Shopprix Mall, #Meerut on Father’s day. Well it’s a Helping Brainz culture to celebrate the ‘days’ with the abandoned and orphaned.
Our teammates from Meerut spent an entire day ”stretching the wrinkles”, “cooking food for them”, “sharing and hearing stories” and “making a difference”. A Dental Campaign was orchestrated along with the same.
People who contributed were @Harshit Gupta, Eklavya Agarwal, Utsav Anand, Mansi Gupta, Prakriti Jain and Satyam Kumar.
