On 02 December 2025, on the special occasion of Namit Sir’s Birthday, a celebration was organized at Aarey Vanicha Pada. The event included cake cutting, fun learning games, and stationery distribution for 40 children. The children actively participated in the activities, enjoying a joyful and engaging atmosphere. The event successfully combined celebration with learning and support for the children’s educational needs, spreading happiness and encouragement in the community.
05 December 2025, on the occasion of Mahaparinirvan Din, women and girls from various parts of India gathered at Dadar Shivaji Park to pay their respects and participate in the observance. Understanding the importance of health and dignity, Dil Se Foundation, in collaboration with Bhakar Foundation, took a meaningful step by distributing 200 sanitary napkins to the women. This initiative aimed not only to provide essential hygiene products but also to create awareness about menstrual health and empower women to take charge of their well-being. Through this act of compassion, the foundation reinforced its commitment to uplifting communities, promoting health, and fostering dignity for women across India.
05 December 2025, on the occasion of Mahaparinirvan Din, women and girls from various parts of India gathered at Dadar Shivaji Park to pay their respects and participate in the observance. Understanding the importance of health and dignity, Dil Se Foundation, in collaboration with Bhakar Foundation, took a meaningful step by distributing 200 sanitary napkins to the women. This initiative aimed not only to provide essential hygiene products but also to create awareness about menstrual health and empower women to take charge of their well-being. Through this act of compassion, the foundation reinforced its commitment to uplifting communities, promoting health, and fostering dignity for women across India.
On 08 December 2025, to honour Mrs. Ranjan Jhaveri Maam’s Birthday, a special celebration was organized at Nagermodi Pada, Aarey Colony. The event included a birthday celebration along with the donation of All-in-One Nursery Rhymes Books to 50 children. The celebration featured teaching sessions with nursery rhymes, fun activity games, and the distribution of the books along with snacks. The children actively participated in the activities, creating a joyful and engaging atmosphere. This initiative combined learning, fun, and generosity, spreading happiness and knowledge among the young participants, and made the occasion truly memorable.
On 09 December 2025, a visit was organized to Pune SDC to conduct creative and skill-building workshops for the participants. The day featured a Candle Making Workshop and a Cloth Bag Making Workshop, focusing on hands-on learning, creativity, and practical skills. Participants actively engaged in the sessions, exploring innovative ways to create useful and eco-friendly products. The workshops were interactive and enjoyable, providing valuable knowledge and skills that participants can apply in their daily lives or future projects. This initiative successfully combined learning, creativity, and empowerment, making the visit both productive and impactful.
On 12 December 2025, Dil Se Foundation conducted a school shoes distribution drive at Gyanvardhini School, Kandivali (Charkop), benefiting 60 students. The initiative was undertaken to support children from underprivileged backgrounds by providing them with essential footwear, ensuring comfort, safety, and dignity in their daily school life. The smiles and excitement on the children’s faces reflected the positive impact of the drive. By meeting this basic yet important need, the foundation helped boost the students’ confidence and encouraged regular school attendance. This initiative reaffirmed our commitment towards education, child welfare, and community upliftment, making the drive truly meaningful and impactful.
On 14 December 2025, a visit was conducted to Wada SDC at Kondhale Wada, where a Workshop was organized for the Mehndi Course batch trainees. The workshop was conducted to teach henna (mehndi) making and application techniques, covering basic to creative mehndi designs. The session encouraged hands-on learning and artistic expression, allowing trainees to practice to make mehndi, create designs and enhance their skills. The workshop was interactive and engaging, helping participants build confidence and improve their technique. Beyond creativity, the session highlighted mehndi as a valuable skill for self-expression and livelihood opportunities. The initiative successfully combined skill development, learning, and empowerment, making the Wada SDC visit meaningful and impactful.
On 20 December 2025, Dil Se Foundation, in association with Tajsats Air Catering, organized a Menstrual Health & Hygiene Awareness Session at Nagermodi Adivasi Pada (Unit 31), Aarey Colony. The session was designed to create awareness about menstrual health, focusing on breaking taboos and myths, understanding the menstrual cycle, and highlighting the importance of personal hygiene, sanitation, nutrition, and overall well-being. Following the awareness session, sanitary napkins sponsored by Tajsats Air Catering were distributed to 100 women and adolescent girls, ensuring access to essential menstrual hygiene products. This initiative promoted dignity, health, and awareness, while reflecting a strong commitment to community well-being, education, and social responsibility. The collaborative effort made the session meaningful, impactful, and truly empowering.
On 24 December 2025, Dil Se Foundation, in association with Tajsats Air Catering, organized a lunch distribution drive at KGVM Elderly Home. The initiative, sponsored by Tajsats Air Catering, provided healthy and nutritious meals to 60 elderly senior citizens. The drive aimed to promote well-being while ensuring dignity, care, and nourishment for the elderly residents. The warm interactions and shared moments during the meal brought smiles and comfort to the beneficiaries. This initiative reflected a strong spirit of compassion, community service, and social responsibility, making the effort truly meaningful and impactful.
On Christmas Day, Dil Se Sevak dressed as Santa Claus to spread joy and cheer among children living in the Borivali and Kandivali slum areas. The sevak team visited the streets, warmly interacted with the children, and created a joyful festive atmosphere through fun-filled activities and games. As part of the celebration, cakes and juice were distributed to 100 children, filling the day with smiles, laughter, and excitement. The children enthusiastically participated in the activities, making the celebration lively and memorable. With the dedicated support of 7 Dil Se Sevaks and 25 KES College CEP volunteers, the initiative beautifully captured the true spirit of Christmas—sharing happiness, love, and kindness with the community.
On 25 December 2025, on the occasion of Christmas Day, Dil Se Foundation organized a special celebration at Desire Society, Vashi for HIV-positive children. The event featured a Magic Show followed by a dinner, bringing joy, laughter, and warmth to 30 children. The magic show captivated the children and created moments of excitement and happiness, while the shared dinner fostered a sense of care and togetherness. The initiative aimed to spread festive cheer, inclusion, and emotional support, ensuring the children experienced the true spirit of Christmas. This celebration reflected Dil Se Foundation’s commitment to compassion, dignity, and child welfare, making the occasion meaningful and memorable.
