HRM Students from IMI-Delhi Celebrate Children’s Day with Smile Foundation Kids

HRM Students from IMI-Delhi Celebrate Children’s Day with Smile Foundation Kids

In keeping with the core values of IMI, the first batch of the PGPHRM students decided to share in the task of helping under-privileged and afflicted children in their own way. The association with Smile Foundation was appropriately begun on the occasion of Children’s Day. Poverty, malnutrition, lack of access and other physical and mental disorders are distressing especially among children. Every gesture, contribution helps since 'A Long Journey Begins with a Small Step'.

There is no greater pleasure than to bring a smile on the face of a child. With this objective, students of International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi, spent the Children’s Day with the children at two of Smile Foundation projects. The PGPHRM, IMI students’ chose two projects namely Nai Disha Free Education Society in Noida and Action for Autism, New Delhi.

The project with Nai Disha caters to around 500 under-privileged children with educational and health care support. The other project with Action for Autism works for children with Autism, a rare disorder.

Nai Disha - New Path for Under-Privileged Children Through Education

It all started with an introductory interaction with the students. Three teams of four student volunteers went to each classroom and familiarized themselves with the students of Nai Disha.

Children of Nai Disha enjoying singing and dancing with IMI students

Various activities like singing and dancing, making caricatures as well as other games were organized independently in each classroom. The IMI students also distributed gifts especially for this occasion of Children’s Day. There were chocolates and sketch pens to encourage them to express themselves on paper in whichever form.

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Contributed by -
Ms. Anjali Sinha,
Exec. Corporate Communications,
International Management Institute, Delhi

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