Charitry by OIFC and Immaculate LTD

The Shrimati Pushpa Wati Loomba Trust, celebrated International Widow's Day in association with Overseas Indian Facilitation Centre(OIFC) by arranging a charity programme at the residence of Sir Richard Stagg, British High Commissioner to India, with a conscious effort to make women aware about the need to look seriously into betterment of their health. The programme was then adjourned for Lunch at his place. Mr. Mukul Anand and Ms. Neenu Khanna from Immaculate explained the need to celebrate such a day, where problems of women can always be brought into the forefront, discussed and solutions can be thought of. As a part of the celebrations, S.L. Bambri (Country Head of Loomba Trust), , Ms Shubha Rajan (Director Overseas Indian Facilitation Center and Confideration Of Indian Industry) was also present in the event.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr.Mukul Anand from Immaculate said "Through International Widows Day, we hope to mobilize public and private resources towards tangible outcomes for widows, such as education to provide a more reliable way forward to ensure the world's most vulnerable people are not consigned to a life of poverty and destitute." He also distributed bed sheets and towels to all the widows and children present there. He also contributed by announcing
a free course to widows and their children from Institute or Real Estate, Finance and Investment, which would help disadvantaged children to gain an education so they can get a job, and be able to support their families.

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• OIFC
• Immaculate
• IIREIF