On 27 August 2026, Swachetna Foundation celebrated the spirit of Raksha Bandhan with deaf and mute students at C. R. Rangnathan School, Tingre Nagar, Pune. As a dedicated education NGO in Pune, we believe that supporting children goes beyond academics—it also means creating an environment of happiness, inclusion, dignity, and care.
As part of this special celebration, Swachetna Foundation distributed 150 new dresses as surprise gifts to the students. The initiative brought smiles to the children and created a joyful and memorable Raksha Bandhan experience.
As a committed child education NGO in Pune and education support NGO, Swachetna Foundation works to support children from diverse and underserved communities through educational assistance, school support, and community-based initiatives.
The event was warmly supported by Principal Mr. Bhosale, along with the teachers and school staff. Our dedicated volunteers Monica, Snehal, Poonam, and Karuna actively participated in the celebration and helped make the occasion meaningful for the students.
The program was successfully led by Ms. Nilisha Jadhav, Senior Social Worker at Swachetna Foundation, whose dedication helped bring happiness and a sense of belonging to every child.
This initiative reflects our commitment as a school donation NGO in Pune, supporting schools and children through meaningful community initiatives. As a children welfare NGO in Pune, we strive to
create opportunities that promote children's well-being, confidence, inclusion, and holistic development.
Key Highlights
· 150 new dresses distributed to students
· Raksha Bandhan celebrated with deaf and mute students
· Message of inclusion, dignity, care, and equality promoted
· Participation from the school principal, teachers, and staff
· Volunteers actively contributed to the celebration
· Happiness and memorable moments created for the children
📅 Date: 27 August 2026 📍 Venue: C. R. Rangnathan School, Tingre Nagar, Pune ❤️ Led by: Ms. Nilisha Jadhav, Senior Social Worker, Swachetna Foundation
Together, we celebrated Raksha Bandhan by sharing not only gifts, but also happiness, dignity, inclusion, and the message that every child matters.
