CRY Volunteers North

It is said that nothing is more important than health for the quality of life. A health awareness program conducted by CRY volunteers on the issues pertaining to public health, sanitation, first aid, balanced dietary plans and nutrition was organized at the 4-day health camp at the RK Puram PAG starting from 28 th of January and kicking off the new year on a high note. Although the program focused on health-related issues, it also entailed the growing concerns of heart attacks, its symptoms, different diseases & their prevention, dental health and building physical immunity by making a healthy dietary program for adolescents. This program was different from previously organized camps as this time the CRY volunteer team took up the case of public health in general. With an attendance of 71 children and their guardians, the volunteers made everyone understand that good health is not attained just by availing good health services, but much of it depends on the people

Amidst the chilling winds and low temperatures, a team of committed volunteers from CRY organized Lohri celebrations for the children at SWATI, a CRY supported project. The celebration, that is the remembrance of the Sun deity, was an evening full of enjoyment and activities and some really appetizing food, that was witnessed by more than a hundred children and their parents. The evening commenced with a bonfire around which everyone sat and played antakshari (sing along), imbibing the spirit of Lohri. This vibe was further energized by a special dance performance by the children, that was choreographed by a young and passionate volunteer, Muskan, with whom all the children love to dance. The performance was so full of energy and so well-choreographed that it left the audience in awe! The awesomeness of the evening did not end there; the bhaiyas and the didis at SWATI had a special dance prepared for the children, which was a surprise to all present, and by the e