Skilling children in special schools
The Rotary Club of Bombay Queen City, RID 3141, installed vocational skill development centres in three schools for special children
Read moreThe Rotary Club of Bombay Queen City, RID 3141, installed vocational skill development centres in three schools for special children
Read moreThe Rotary Club of Chennai Bharathi, RID 3234, has adopted a fairly new and interesting method to tackle mental wellbeing…. by pressing into service a triple combination of sound, art and dance therapies to engage a large number of people, with the special focus being on those who are dealing with various issues related to mental health.
Read moreHelping people at the medical camp was an incredibly humbling experience. Seeing the gratitude in their eyes, despite the challenges they face, reminded me of the profound impact compassion and care can have.
Read moreSince its launch in 2022–23, Project Drishti, an initiative by RC Indore Uptown, RID 3040, has screened 726 visually-impaired children.
Read moreThe true essence of Rotary is fostering global partnerships to address local challenges,” said TRF Trustee Chair Mark Maloney,
as he inaugurated Project E-Shala Version 2 in Chennai.
Wearing a pair of worn-out Hawai chappals, Aakash Kumar, a Class 10 student at Rajkiyakrit Higher Secondary School, Pakur village, Jharkhand, walks seven kilometres every day to attend school. The journey, which takes him over 90 minutes, is along a rough, stony path
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