Mr. Ramdulare Singh, 83 years suffered from audible issues
An Opportunity we received Mr. Ramdulare Singh, 83 years suffered from audible issues was provided with a composite hearing aid meant for both the ears.
He was brought by Mr. Bhavesh, our very old beneficiary suffering from both his lower limbs. He is a GEM on the earth, who goes out to help others. He is our most respected volunteer. You can see he drove a specially modified motorcycle with all the controls (gears brake etc) on hand. He is a self made person. Helped lot many people during Covid, cleans Yamuna river in Delhi all by himself. I am learning a lot from him. *GOD BLESS HIM*
Rajbala received her artificial limbs
Rajbala received her artificial limbs in Delhi centre of Kiwani International.
She is delighted to feel full once again.
We offered her a wheelchair in the beginning which she declined , said NO to our offer and wanted to be an person.
Wish GOD to be her to lead a full life.
A Gesture of KIndness
"Empowering the Differently Abled: A Gesture of Kindness"
In a Heartwarming Event, assistive aids were handed over to physically challenged individuals, Bringing Smiles to their faces. The event saw the distribution of 4 tricycles, 4 wheelchairs, and an electric operated heavy duty Atta+Masala grinder, aimed at enhancing mobility and independence.
The beneficiaries were warmly greeted and provided with morning breakfast, followed by the distribution of clothes, rations, and mini carpets. The surprise highlight of the event was the handing over of a Hindi booklet of the RPWD Act 2016, a thoughtful initiative by Bringing Smiles.
The organization's relentless efforts to empower the differently abled were evident in the event's success. Special thanks to Anu Khurana ji and Paramjit Bakshi ji for their valuable contributions to this noble cause. The event concluded on a note of gratitude, with a promise to continue spreading smiles and support.
Memorable 6 Years!!! Incredible Journey!! 26 Mar 2019 to 26 March 2025
Be the change you wish to see.
Awaken your inner Consciousness free of cost; Just learning to become Being Human!
No strings attached ; No Donations asked or Expected, just a Heart full of Kindness.
Spreading Joy, Inclusiveness and Empowerment be Your a part.
Be the reason for Someone’s Smiles on 30 March 2025 Sunday 10.00 AM.
Join our assistive aids distribution program and make a difference in Someone's Life.
Let's together Counsel them & make a difference in the Lives of those Unfortunate, less Privileged Brothers and Sisters.
”Kindness is Contagious"
Bal Veer Diwas 2024
"On the Auspicious Occasion of Veer Bal Diwas, *Bringing Smiles*, a Philanthropic Organization (A, NGO), Embarked on a Noble Endeavor to Empower the Physically Challenged community.
In a Heartwarming Gesture, the *Bringing Smiles* distributed an array of assistive aids to over 50 individuals from NCR and other states, enabling them to lead Self-Sustainable Lives. The recipients received tricycles, wheelchair cum tricycles, laptops, cell phones, wheelchairs, rollators, walkers, walking sticks, crutches, and other essential tools, including equipment for cobblers, to facilitate their economic independence. Moreover, materials were provided to help them Generate Income and Create a Sustainable Livelihood.
“Bringing Smiles brought out a booklet, which is the reproduction of RPWD Act 2016 in Hindi for the benefit of beneficiaries.
This Compassionate Initiative was a Tribute to the Sacrifices of the Children of Guru Govind Singh ji, and a Testament to the Organisation’s Commitment to Supporting the Divyang Community.
*Bringing Smiles* also Expressed Gratitude to its Well-Wishers, Supporters, and Donors, who have been Instrumental in their Endeavours.
In another Notable Initiative, the Organisation Protected the feet of 780 Underprivileged Children at a Government school in village Palra by gifting them Bata Shoes & Socks, Shielding them from the Harsh Winter.
Through such Selfless acts, *Bringing Smiles* continues to spread Joy and make a Meaningful difference in the Lives of those in Need."
Independence Day 2024
The Independence Day fervour was not dampened by the incessant rain. It was, as always, a happy and liberating day for some at a Quiet Neighbourhood in Sushant Lok-1, Gurgaon.
Meet the seventeen new family members of Bringing Smiles. Persons without limbs but with a whole new life to look forward to, came this morning to a warm welcome and chai and samosas and Jeera Paani and Tea & Biscuits. Once the tone was set each one of them proudly mounted a wheelchair or a tricycle, which will, in all likelihood, stay as a lifelong companion. And help them move and navigate and sell and transport and function with dignity.
Today we distributed -
10 tricycles, 6 wheelchairs, 1 hearing aid, 1 Laptop, 1 Laptop desk and a printer
1. The highlight was Meenakshi who came with pride on artificial legs and went back with a laptop, Laptop Desk and a printer to make a difference to her own life.
2. Ms. Mikki, who took her customised tricycle enabling her to take her 2 girl children to school.
3. Mr. Bhagwan Das, 74 yrs. were too glad to listen to what others have to say.
We thank all our donors and supporters and those who work relentlessly to make our distribution drives successful.
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