Reaching the Socially Deprived
Students and Volunteers enthusiastically participated in painting the Diyas at Jnanagiri in association with Pidilite Industries Limited. Diyas were beautifully coated with bright colors and all of them felt happy with fascinating results of their eager involvement.
Core volunteers and families of Abhyudaya enjoyed a great hospitality from the staff and volunteers at Bajaj Ramjeevanji Charitable Trust Gaushala & the Gurukula supported by Avonplast. Volunteers actively participated in feeding the cows with Jaggery, Greens and Vegetables. Students
Dasara Festival was held from 26th September to 5th October. Lots of dolls capturing our culture and heritage were on display during the festival. The 9 Day Dasara Festival was concluded with various cultural programs by the students and volunteers.
During DaanUtsav 2022, Abhyudaya students and volunteers thanked Service Personnel at various Asha Workers, Healthcare Centers, Hospitals, Police Stations, Post Office, Library, Fire Station, BBMP, BESCOM locations across Bengaluru. Students held traffic awareness walk and Swachh Bharath Abhiyaan with slogans.
About 160 volunteer teachers participated in the monthly meeting held on 25th September. Ms Shobha Manugoli from Mansik Swasthya Pahal, a Life Skills expert gave the orientation, held activities based learning program with 8 teams and motivated the participants to
The monthly meeting of all the FLC/Kalika Kendra Teachers was held at Jnanagiri. This included Teachers’ brainstorming sessions, Addiction awareness (Mobile, alcohol, drugs etc.,) session by Inner Wheel Club. Our former Kalika Kendra Teacher from Anekal (Ms Yashaswini) shared her
Desi Games and Activities were conducted by Team of volunteers from Grama Vikasa for 10th and 12th Standard students at Abhyudaya. Students enjoyed both the indoor and outdoor activities. Some of the students gave very good feedback about the variety
Abhyudaya is serving the society with the objective of “Educate, Everyone, Everywhere.” Team Abhyudaya visited remote rural government schools in Bangarpete taluk, Kolar District on August 15th to celebrate the Amrit Mahotsav – 75th Independence Day with the underprivileged students
About 150 volunteer teachers participated in the monthly meeting held on 15th May. Dr Sukanya Hegde, Director- NIMS, motivated the participants. She used lots of anecdotes from Ramayana, Mahabharatha and the Upanishat to highlight the values of a great teacher
As part of the Summer Camp, a visit was arranged to the following temples: Devarakere Venkateshwara Temple Shrungagiri Shanmukha Temple Rajarajeshwari Temple Omkareshwara Temple For many students, this was the first outing in over two years, due to the pandemic.