Children’s Day was celebrated along with differently-abled children. The Chief Guest for the programme was Mr. Siddappa Masali, MRW. The Coordinator and all the EI and EE staff of Roshni Social Action Centre were also present. Awareness on social security schemes was provided, along with information on child growth and development. The significance of Children’s Day was also explained during the programme.
On 16.11.2025, Children’s Day was celebrated at Roshni School under the guidance of the Roshni Social Action Centre. A total of 250 Children’s Parliament representatives from various villages—Kallapur, Yatnalli, Samavasagi, Gundur, Shadaguppi, Aladakatti, Dyamanakoppa, Hunasikatti, Ratnapur, and Balambid—participated in the programme. Various cultural activities were organized, and the winners were awarded prizes and appreciated for their performances.
Children’s Day was celebrated at Vatsalya Shishupan Kendra, a singing competition and a fancy dress competition were organized for the children. The judges of the program were Kallappa Nayak, the coordinator of the community organization, and Kumari Jyoti Malpur, a teacher. The program was presided over by Kallappa Nayak, and the chief guests were GT Betiger Police Officers, Women’s Police Station, Haveri. Veeresh Hitalamani, Principal, Oxford PU College, Haveri, Kumari Jyoti Malapur, a tea
On 07.11.2025, under the guidance of Roshni Organization and the Government Higher Primary School, Sanavasagi, the programme titled “Nimma Pustaka Namma Jolige” was conducted in Sanavasagi village. As part of this initiative, door-to-door visits were made and a total of 504 books were collected. Out of these, 143 books were donated to the library. The programme also helped create awareness among the community about the importance of reading and books.
Constitution Reading Week programme was organized for the School Parliament children of Malagund School. As part of the programme, a test on the Indian Constitution was conducted, and prizes were awarded to the winners. Geetanjali Talawar, the leader of Janavedike, participated in this programme.
Due to untimely rains, people in rural areas are migrating without getting their wages on time. Keeping this in mind, Roshni Trust has started a sewing training center in Ajagundikoppa village of Hanagal taluk and is providing sewing training to women and young girls, motivating them to go into garments and encouraging them to become self-employed.
Senior Citizens’ Day was celebrated in Hanumapura village of Hanagal taluk to create awareness among the people about the importance of respecting the role of senior citizens in the community and the responsibilities of the community. 30 senior citizens were honored by distributing nutritious food kits.
On October 26, 2025 organized youth cultural program was organized at the Roshni center Sr Anitha Presided over the event a Youth Cultural Program Was Oranged With 120 Members participated.
The Festival of Light was celebrated at Roshni De-addiction Centre, Nalkar Cross. This interreligious programme was graced by the presence of the Chief Guests: Fr. Jaison Pais SJ, Assistant Parish Priest of St. Lawrence Church, Hangal; Shri Sharanabasava Mahaswami of Shivayoga Mandir; Shri Sadashiva Ashram, Hanavala; and Sri D.N. Kolkar, Advocate, Hangal.
We celebrated this festival together with the families and staff of Roshni. The importance of relationships and togetherness was highlighted during the celebration.
On 17.10.2025, Nutrition Day and Diwali were celebrated at the center as Vatsalya Shishupalana. The program provided information to the children about the role of parents. The coordinator of the field of child rights, Mrs. Nirmala Madiwala, participated as a resource person and 25 parents participated and made the program a success.
