By Swati Srivastava | Project Leader
In the month of October, Project Nanhi Kali joined hands with the nation to support the 'Swacch Bharat Abhiyan' (Clean India Campaign'. More than 3 million people across the nation participated in this drive which is being promoted by the Central Government. Government employees, companies, institutions, schools, and colleges are going to be a part of this programme, which is aimed at changing the face of India.
In the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh, the Project Nanhi Kali Team organised a small campaign with the help of the field staff and community members in 7 villages. Over 400 Nanhi Kalis participated in this week-long campaign with around 30 teachers and 60 community members to help them. After schools were cleaned, Nanhi Kalis from Sheopur gathered in their respective schools and participated in drawing, essay writing, and debate competitions. Prizes were distributed at schools after the competitions.
The campaign ended successfully; thanks to our field staff who interacted with the community and got them to be a part of this initiative. We thank everyone who participated in this drive and contributed to its success!
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