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IYDF and Ujala Bakery Bring Care and Support to Orphanage Children, Empowering Their Future

Oct 02, 2024

PNN
Gaya (Bihar) [India], October 2: The International Youth Development Foundation (IYDF) joined forces with Ujala Bakery to host a charitable event at the Gaya Muslim Orphanage, providing essential supplies to 50 orphaned children. The event aimed to not only meet their basic needs but also offer educational and recreational opportunities, instilling hope and support for their future growth.
A Heartfelt Initiative for the Children
Led by Suhashi Sinha, the event brought together a team of dedicated volunteers, including Akash Sinha, Mani Sinha, Md Shahbaz, Satyam Barnwal, Aditya Age, Kunal Sinha, Mayank Agarwal, Akshat Sinha, Rashmi Sinha, Md Sadab, Md Kaif, Saurabh Barnwal, Anshu Singh, Parmanad Sinha, and Aditya Sinha. These volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure the event ran smoothly, with the goal of improving the daily living and learning conditions of the children at the orphanage.
Reflecting on the experience, Suhashi Sinha shared, "It has been an honor to provide support to these children. Working with IYDF gave me the opportunity to connect with them, and I feel deeply responsible for ensuring they feel the care and warmth of society."
Providing Essential Support
IYDF and Ujala Bakery focused on addressing the children's needs across various areas. The donated supplies included essential learning materials, food, and recreational items that would enrich their daily lives. These items included notebooks, pencils, crayons, erasers, and sketch pads, while provisions such as flour, rice, noodles, oil, sugar, tea, and soybeans ensured their nutritional needs were met. Additionally, the children received sports equipment like badminton sets, cricket bats, and basketballs to encourage physical activity.
The comprehensive nature of these donations was appreciated by the orphanage. Abdul Hamid, the director of Gaya Muslim Orphanage, expressed his gratitude: "These supplies are invaluable to the children. They not only help them in their studies but also provide joy and a sense of normalcy in their daily lives."
Fun-Filled Activities to Inspire and Engage
Throughout the four-hour event, volunteers engaged with the children through various games and activities that promoted learning and collaboration. The children participated in cricket matches, badminton games, and word games. They also enjoyed a storytelling session that captured their imaginations and a self-introduction round that helped boost their confidence.
These activities, designed to be both educational and fun, encouraged the children to develop their creativity and teamwork skills. The games and interactions filled the day with laughter and excitement, creating a positive atmosphere where every child felt seen and supported.
Reflecting on the event, a volunteer commented, "The joy on the children's faces was the most rewarding part of the day. Knowing that our efforts brought happiness and inspired them to dream bigger is the greatest success we could hope for."

A Lasting Impact on the Children's Lives
The event was not just about donations; it was a day of connection and care. IYDF continues its mission of supporting underprivileged youth globally, providing them with the resources and emotional support they need for personal development. Helping children secure better living conditions is a crucial step toward their long-term success.
Ujala Bakery played an essential role as a partner, highlighting its commitment to social responsibility. A representative from the company shared, "We are proud to be part of an event that gives back to the community. By helping these children, we are offering them the chance to feel loved and hopeful. We look forward to participating in future initiatives that bring positive change."
Children's Reactions: A Heartfelt Response
The children expressed their happiness and gratitude for the care and attention they received. One of the children shared, "This event made me feel like there are people who care about us, who are willing to help us overcome the challenges we face. It gives me hope for a brighter future."
The activities and the donated supplies helped these children feel supported, both emotionally and physically, and the event left a lasting impression on everyone involved.
Looking Ahead: More to Come
This collaborative event between IYDF and Ujala Bakery was a resounding success, highlighting the power of compassion and responsibility. IYDF plans to continue similar initiatives, partnering with local businesses and communities to bring much-needed resources to children and families in need.
Suhashi Sinha concluded, "This is just the beginning of our journey in helping these children. In the future, we hope to organize more events that will continue to support their growth and open up new opportunities for them."
Through this event, IYDF and Ujala Bakery not only provided the children with essential material aid but also inspired hope and motivation. Their joint efforts demonstrated that with care and collaboration, a brighter tomorrow is possible for children facing hardship.
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