Jammu, March 17: Sprawling Buds ICSE School, a prominent institution under the Takshila Educational Trust, donated ₹1 lakh to the Louis Braille Memorial Residential School for Sightless Girls in Roop Nagar. The donation aims to improve educational resources and facilities for visually impaired students, contributing to greater inclusion and empowerment in society.
Ceremony and Acknowledgment
The donation was presented during an assembly at the Louis Braille Memorial School. Arti Sharma, Chairperson of Sprawling Buds ICSE School, and Rahul Sharma, President of Takshila Educational Trust, handed over the cheque to Prof. Kusum Lata Malik, President of the Federation of the Blind. The event was also attended by Aparajitha Arora and Mohinder Kumar from the school, along with Ram Dass Dubey, President of the Confederation of Physical Challenged Organization.
Commitment to Social Responsibility
Arti Sharma emphasized that the school is committed to producing not only academically successful students but also socially responsible citizens. She highlighted the importance of supporting institutions dedicated to empowering differently-abled students.
Rahul Sharma reiterated the school’s responsibility toward fostering an inclusive educational environment. He stated that supporting institutions for specially-abled children helps create a more balanced and compassionate society.
Impact on Educational Resources
Prof. Kusum Lata Malik expressed gratitude for the donation, noting that it would significantly enhance the resources available to students at the Louis Braille Memorial School. The funds are expected to support:
- Improvement of learning materials and assistive devices.
- Infrastructure upgrades to facilitate better accessibility.
- Expansion of skill development programs for visually impaired students.
Conclusion
The donation from Sprawling Buds ICSE School reflects a meaningful step toward strengthening educational opportunities for visually impaired students. This initiative reinforces the importance of inclusive education and demonstrates the school’s broader commitment to social welfare and community development.
