CARE FOR ENVIRONMENT- planting saplings & safeguarding them, short talks on need & importance of garbage segregation & its proper disposal, making eco-friendly items.
The Water and Pond Conservation Committee, in collaboration with Vijay Social Welfare Society, conducted a training session for 200 students of Shree Vama Shishu Vihaar School, Musakhedi, on making clay Ganpati idols. Led by Mrs. Bindu Mehta, the workshop highlighted the environmental impact of Plaster of Paris and encouraged students to use and immerse clay…
Mangla Mahila Samiti run by VSWS put up a stall in Gandhi Hall in RRR Waste to Art exhibition on June 3,2023. Great experience for our ladies to learn new things and they got appreciated by IMC officials and Sansad Shri Shankar Lalwani for their tremendous work.
At Shree Vama Shishu Vihar, children embarked on a meaningful journey by planting trees and making a pledge to care for them diligently. This activity symbolizes gathering strength from deep roots, much like the trees they planted. Event Highlights: Let’s do good and make a positive impact on our surroundings! #IndoreInfo #IndoreDiaries #IndoreWale #LetsDoGood #IndoreCity…
To promote the use of cloth bags instead of plastic, VSWS supports the #maihujholadhari project, which advocates for traditional cloth bags, or “Jholas.” The project gained momentum with the involvement of Mr. Shankar Lalwani, Member of the Lok Sabha, who discussed and supported this initiative with Madhavi. #Let’s do good.
Children created eco-friendly Ganesh idols in an online class.#LetsDoGood #VSWS
World Environment Day, June 5, 2020: Online Discussion On World Environment Day, Vijay Social Welfare Society hosted an online discussion titled “Paryawaran se Lagav: Corona se Bachhav.” The event aimed to raise awareness about environmental protection and share experiences with the younger generation. Guest Speakers: The session featured a Q&A segment for audience interaction and…
VSWS received recognition for its contribution to eco-friendly visarjan practices by assisting the Indore Municipal Corporation in preserving water bodies within the city. #LetsDoGood #Grateful