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December Activities — South Point 66 Social Welfare Society

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As December draws our year to a close, South Point 66 Social Welfare Society pauses in profound gratitude, reflecting on 2025's transformative journey of compassion and service. Winter's gentle chill reminds us of warmth through unity, rededicating us to those who need us most—closing stronger in our mission of Helping, Healing, and Caring.

 

2025 Team Efforts Across Beneficiaries

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Throughout 2025, our united team poured relentless compassion into all eight beneficiary groups—coordinating wellness programs for the differently-abled, championing education for underprivileged youth, providing nutritional lifelines, nurturing seniors, rehabilitating the visually impaired, and embracing vulnerable women and children. These endeavors restored dignity and ignited hope in over 500 lives, showcasing our steadfast commitment to broader support.

 

Heartfelt Monthly Contributions

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Aparna and Manas Ghosh sustain their touching monthly gifts of Rs 2,000 each to the Welfare Society for the Blind, providing enduring empowerment and dignity to visually impaired lives.

Devoted core member Anubha PalChowdhury shared cosmetic jewelry, wristwatches, and treasured Durga Puja Bengali magazines with the old age home's library, reigniting festive memories, sparking animated joy, and dissolving isolation among elders.

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Tender Birthday Tributes

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Manti and Mukta, daughters of Anindita Roy, our past President, commemorated their Father's -- one of our Founder Member dear Subir Roy who is no more amidst us, Birthday by treating 104 children across Ananda School's three centers, their beaming smiles a radiant testament to his enduring legacy of love.

Sagarika and Probir Roy ( our past Secretary ), celebrated their grandson Mayuk's Birthday by spreading delight at Pushpamoyee School, where children responded with a heartfelt handmade card overflowing with creativity and warmth.

Warmth from Our Roots: South Point High School Blankets Asha Niketan

Our cherished alma mater, South Point High School, has enveloped the hearts of Asha Niketan's residents with a tender embrace of warmth, donating cozy blankets to every inmate, shielding them from winter's bite and kindling comfort in their daily lives. This kind gesture brings much-needed comfort against winter's chill and touches their hearts with care. We are deeply grateful for this loving support from our school family.

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Fulfilling GBS Commitments

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Asha Niketan received fancy spiral candle moulds, an Ahuja microphone, block print blocks, and a kitchen exhaust fan, equipping day-care students for purposeful vocational skills and brighter futures.

The Old Age Home ( ABWU ) was supplied with vital groceries, health drinks, and adult diapers, offering comfort, nourishment, and dignity through winter's hush.

As winter's soft hush gathers families in closeness and awakens the timeless call to selfless giving, each act of kindness forges unbreakable threads of humanity, kindling light in souls we serve. With overflowing thanks to every member, donor, and friend, may 2026 unfold with vibrant health, boundless joy, and deepened resolve on our path of compassionate service.

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The South Point 66 Social Welfare Society Family