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The initiative was undertaken to provide essential support to vulnerable families while promoting the values of dignity, care and community solidarity. The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents and community representatives, making it a meaningful occasion of service and public welfare.
The event was graced by Shri Mukhtar Ahmed, JKAS, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Akhnoor, and Ms. Preeti Sharma, JKAS, District Social Welfare Officer, Jammu, whose presence added immense value to the programme. Addressing the gathering, both dignitaries provided detailed information regarding various welfare schemes and social security initiatives launched by the Government for the benefit of the public. They explained the objectives, eligibility criteria and procedures associated with these schemes.
Er. Pankaj Gupta, President, Dr. Dinesh Gupta, Secretary, accompanied by Managing Committee Members Sr. Rajinder Singh, Shri Sat Pal Sharma, Shri Vijay Dhawan and Social Activist Raghav Gupta represented the Home.
A special note of appreciation was extended to Smt. Anju Sharma, Sarpanch, and Shri K. C. Bhagat, Former Principal, GHSS Akhnoor, for their valuable support and cooperation in the successful conduct of the programme.
The Managing Committee members of the Home also appealed to the public to refer needy senior citizens aged 60 years and above who are physically and mentally fit, free from substance addiction, and have no one to care for them. They informed the gathering that such elders may be referred to Vridh Ashram, Jammu, where they would be provided comfortable stay with all basic necessities of life with dignity.
