Events
Carnival for Children 2026
After the wonderful response to our first Children’s Carnival last year, we were delighted to organize the second edition in January 2026.
The carnival was created with one simple goal—to ensure that every child experiences the joy of parties, fun, and celebrations, regardless of their abilities.
The event was graced by Mr. S. Srinivasan (District Differently Abled Welfare Officer, South Chennai), Mr. Murali Srinivasan (Managing Director, Techno Products Development Pvt. Ltd.), PMJF Lion N. S. Sankar (Past International Director and LCIF Area Leader, Lions International), and Mrs. Meera Maya (Motivational Speaker).
Around 150 children enjoyed a fun-filled day with music, dancing, face painting, tattoos, a photo booth, and many other exciting activities. The smiles on their faces made the celebration truly memorable.
To raise awareness on the importance of physiotherapy, we released a board game inspired by the traditional snake and ladder. The game highlights the importance of regular therapy that makes them move up the ladder while inconsistency slides them down the snake.
The return gift hampers for all the children were generously sponsored by Heartfulness School, Omega Branch and the venue was sponsored by Maharashtra Building Trust who have been doing it for the past 17 years.
Carnival for Children 2025
Creating Joy and Togetherness through Children’s Carnival
The Children’s Carnival was conceived to give children with special needs and their families a day of pure happiness, free from judgment. Many parents have shared how they miss out on celebrations — this event was our way of changing that.
Inaugurated by Lion Rajesh M. Joshi, Second Vice District Governor, Lions District 324 M, and Ms. Aiswarya Rao, Founder of Dorcas Centre, the carnival was filled with music, dance, games, mehendi, a juggler clown, and delicious treats. Aids and appliances were also distributed, spreading smiles all around.
Parents expressed heartfelt joy, saying it was a day they would always cherish — one that celebrated love, laughter, and togetherness.
“A Day for Moms: Celebrating Love and Dedication”
We celebrated mothers on Mothers day. This day dedicated to mothers serves as a meaningful occasion to honour and appreciate the vital role mothers play in the life of their children with disability.
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