Event organised at Kohinoor Continental, Andheri – Kurla Rd, J B Nagar, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059 On 14th November, 2019.

MUMBAI, 16 NOVEMBER, 2019 (GPN)-“What any child in the world can learn, almost every child can learn if provided with the appropriate conditions of learning” says Tejaswani Prabhakar  from Sanskriti Arts & Narayan Iyer from IDF & Gurpreet Kaur Chadha of Punjabi Global Foundation.

Sanskriti Arts along with IDF & Punjabi Global Foundation  celebrated Children’s Day with 120 girls from 60 school who walked the ramp to spread a message on “Nurture the Nature” & Dignity Project.

Infact, it was a historic moment when three big NGOs- Sanskriti Arts, IDF & Punjabi Global Foundation came together to inculcate the importance of nature & menstrual hygiene among children & inspire them to help each other.

Children presented their talent in the form of a fashion show. The happiness of walking the ramp was accomplished with a feeling of philanthropy.
Children were dressed as their chosen theme & walked the ramp to showcase an important message.

These tiny magicians also supported a big cause- Dignity Project. The project is all about raising funds for young, less privileged girls. The sanitation needs of every girl / year = 500, the project will take care of 10,000 such girls and having the target of one million.

On World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2019 (28th May) IDF launched  #MissionOneMillion under their Dignity Project to support one million girls and women across India for menstrual hygiene management throughout the year.  IDF Dignity Project is to create awareness about menstrual hygiene and provide sanitary pads/kit for a year to the needy students free of cost, to ensure that the needy students don’t fall short of facilities to have a happy period. ENDS