Marking the observance of World Day Against Child Labour on June 12, the Passam Foundation has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting education and supporting underprivileged children through various welfare initiatives.
With the theme "Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow: Welcome to School!", the Foundation continues its efforts to encourage school enrollment and ensure that children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds have access to quality education.
Led by Mr. R. Vipul Chandaliya, Founder and Chairman, the Erode-based non-governmental organization has been actively working to bridge the gap between government educational schemes and community participation. Through awareness campaigns and educational assistance programs, the Foundation seeks to create opportunities for children and empower them through learning.
As part of its recent outreach activities, the Foundation distributed free textbooks, stationery materials, school uniforms, and footwear to deserving students. The initiative was well received by parents, teachers, and local residents, who appreciated the organization's efforts to reduce educational expenses and support continuous learning among children.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. R. Vipul Chandaliya emphasized that education is one of the most effective tools for social transformation. He reiterated the Foundation's commitment to ensuring that every child, regardless of financial circumstances, receives the opportunity to learn and build a brighter future.
The Foundation's ongoing work reflects its dedication to educational development and its vision of creating an inclusive society where every child can achieve their full potential.
The programme will be held at Corporation Primary School, Nanjappa Goundan Valasu, Surampatti Valasu, Erode, with the support of school teachers, volunteers, and community members.
The event is being organized by R. Vipul Chandaliya (Founder & Chairman), Vasu Devan (Founder), Imran (Member), P.P.K. Manikandan (Member), Prasad (Member), along with school teachers and volunteers.