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Christmas Came Early For Our Children At Saksham And Pahal

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Christmas bells jingled early in Pahal and Saksham, CRY supported projects, when the CRY volunteers organised Christmas festivities on the 23 rd of December, to be celebrated with children from surrounding areas. The children came from homes where positivity was scarce, and with inhibitions given their economic background. But the children looked forward to the celebrations with gleaming eyes, expecting a day filled with fun and frolic. CRY not only ensured fun but packed important lessons in between layers of frivolity. CRY volunteers brought Christmas cheer to the children with which came important social messages that were delivered by the children and volunteers alike. The event kicked-off around 10 A.M. in the morning and continued for three jolly hours. The day commenced with a volunteer dressed as Santa Claus who gave an introductory speech which was followed by a play enacted by the children, on the history behind Christmas Day celebrations. To turn on the

A Perfect Close To A Perfect Year- Christmas and Annual Day Celebrations at Dwarka PAG

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The day when every single person felt no less than a child; something like this happened on 25 th December, 2018 at the CRY Dwarka PAG. It was a magical event that began with twofold happiness, Christmas Day and Annual Day celebrations. It was for the first time this year that an event brought both, the parents and the children together, and where love and respect felt intertwined and more so our volunteers felt great experiencing these moments of happiness. Starting with the lavish decoration, the mesmerizing performances, the delicious food and many fun activities, this year’s Christmas and Annual Day celebrations brought an exciting end to this amazing year.   The plan was to organize the event for approximately 50 children but the enthusiasm among the children for this day led to a turnout of over 70, which really got all the volunteers super excited for what was to come. The ‘Baarat Ghar’ was selected as the venue, that was decorated so beautifully