Creation Welfare Society (CWS) celebrated its Foundation Day on October 7 across its various centres, bringing together team members and beneficiaries to mark the organisation’s journey, achievements and contribution to communities.
The celebrations featured interactive games, recreational activities and experience-sharing sessions with beneficiaries across different centres. The activities provided an opportunity for beneficiaries and CWS teams to engage with one another and reflect on their association with the organisation. At one of the centres, a tree plantation activity was also organised to promote environmental conservation and the importance of greener communities.
At the CWS headquarters in Bihar, board members Mr. Mithilesh Yadav and Ms. Poonam Devi joined beneficiaries in celebrating the occasion. The programme provided an opportunity to acknowledge the organisation’s work and its continued engagement with communities.
At the Delhi centre, secretary, Mr. Naiyer Tanwir joined the project team and shared his thoughts and wishes with the team on the occasion. The celebrations also highlighted the efforts of CWS teams working across various projects and communities.
Speaking about its ongoing work, the CWS team highlighted its initiatives in youth skill development and employment, women’s empowerment, education, healthcare and community development. Through these programmes, the organisation continues to focus on creating opportunities, strengthening access to essential services and supporting community-led development.
The Foundation Day celebrations provided an opportunity for CWS teams and beneficiaries to come together, reflect on the organisation’s journey and reaffirm their commitment to its social objectives. The activities held across centres also underlined the importance of community participation, inclusion and sustainable development in CWS’s work.The organisation said the occasion was not only a celebration of its achievements but also an opportunity to look ahead and strengthen its efforts across the communities it serves.
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