7 months ago
PRSI Celebrates Sankranti with Welfare Home Girls
The Public Relations Society of India in Visakhapatnam had a special Sankranti celebration at a home for girls who need help.
The girls are from different districts in Andhra Pradesh and have faced tough times like child marriage and abuse.
The PRSI members gave them new clothes, sweets, and other nice things.
The girls also showed their talent by drawing beautiful rangoli patterns.
About 60 girls joined in the fun, and the PRSI leaders promised to keep helping them in the future.
PRSI Visakhapatnam chapter celebrated Sankranti at a Children’s Welfare Home near Visakha Valley School.
The home shelters girl children from seven districts of Andhra Pradesh facing societal challenges like child marriage and abuse.
The girls received new clothes, sweets, biscuits, accessories, and other essential supplies.
Around 60 children participated in the celebration, showcasing their skills in drawing rangoli patterns.
PRSI chairman MKVL Narasimham and Manimala appreciated the children's talent and assured continued support.
- Who
- Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), Visakhapatnam chapter and 60 children from a welfare home
- What
- Celebration of Sankranti with gifts, sweets, and rangoli drawing
- Where
- Children’s Welfare Home near Visakha Valley School, Visakhapatnam
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- To provide support and joy to girl children facing societal challenges
Key facts
- Organization
- Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), Visakhapatnam chapter
- Event
- Sankranti celebration
- Location
- Children’s Welfare Home near Visakha Valley School, Visakhapatnam
- Date
- Wednesday
- Participants
- 60 children from seven districts of Andhra Pradesh
- Activities
- Gifts, sweets, rangoli drawing
- Key Figures
- PRSI chairman MKVL Narasimham, Manimala
