SVK Shikshan Sanstha and Jeevoday Special School organised “WE CARE Walk A Thon” to mark International Day for Disabled on 3rd December in Nagpur. Dr.K.Venkatesham, Commissioner of Police flagged off the event as Chief guest.Around 1000 people from all walks of life participated to show that they CARE and made this event a Grand Success.
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WE CARE Walk A Thon 3rd December in Nagpur.
Mrs.Gayathri Vatsalya,addressing the participants from various NGO’s of the country in a recently held Seminar by DIZ, Germany
Gayathri Vatsalya Participates in Frankfurt & Berlin Events
Mrs. Gayathri Vatsalya, President, SVK SHikshan Sanstha recently visited Germany
Mrs. Gayathri Vatsalya, President,SVK SHikshan Sanstha recently visited Germany and delivered presentations in Frankfurt and Berlin on ““Rights and Legal aspects of Disability in India”which was very well recieved by German participants.
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