Step-1 in empowering Nithari. Nithari we’re with you!

“Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.”- W.B. Yeats

 Helping Brainz in it’s process to enlighten the world touched milestones by marking the 100th hour of weekend social work and covering 350+ students in one-go.

Helping Brainz on Saturday 18th October landed in the slum area of Nithari Village,  Noida Sec 31 – which is still in the phase of development and conducted

– Paint Your Dreams for 350+ Children in 2 batches

– Food donation drive

– Free health check up camp with the help of IndusGulf Hospitals

– Donated School Stationeries to All the 350+ children

The children were from rural backgrounds, with their parents being daily wage workers .

We requested the children to maintain their surroundings,  their school, their home and themselves clean. – this was the first message we delivered to the young crowd gathered.

I was motivated with the silence and humbleness they maintained to listen to our wordings, which surprised all the present teaching staff over there.

Hereafter, Helping Brainz would be working for the development of the children by facilitating more events, teaching programmes,  devising activity based learning programmes, training the teachers programmes.

My sincere thanks to

-all kids for patiently cooperating with all of us,

– Poonam Ma’am and the entire teaching staff for coordinating with us,

– Ravi Bhargav, Doctors and the team from IndusGulf Hospitals, -all the Helping Brainz Social Development Consultants (Ashim Sir,Preeja Nair, Mahima Sahney, Neeraj Shukla, Himani Chauhan, Abhilasha Chaudhary and Sujata Kapoor),

-The young dynamic event coordinator Ms.Abhilasha Chaudhary -Rajeev and Ali, for capturing the moments (Image Courtesy)

-Ajit Mahapatra, Vallabh Kollegal, Sonam Chopra, Renu Rawat, Nikhil and  Shailesh Singh for all their whole hearted Voluntarism,

-Abhinav Vikash & Nidhi Saxena(HCL) -Driver Fakru for transporting Us.

It’s  a start – we have more to do – together!

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