Organized by Humble Hope Foundation in Collaboration with Future Pack Secondary School, Shadimarg Pulwama Date: 14 November 2025 | Pulwama, J&K Humble Hope Foundation, in partnership with Future Pack Secondary School Shadimarg Pulwama, joyfully celebrated Children’s Day 2025 under this year’s national theme: “For Every Child, Every Right.” The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from children and an atmosphere filled with creativity, learning, and happiness. The celebration began with an awareness session where children were educated about the significance of Children’s Day, its historical background, and the vision of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The session also highlighted child rights and child protection, helping children understand their right to education, safety, participation, and opportunities for growth. After the awareness session, the day unfolded with a series of interactive and joyful activities, including: Play for Peace activities, promoting teamwork, respect, and emotional wellbeing. Musical Chairs, ensuring fun and healthy competition. Art and Craft activities, allowing children to express creativity. A Painting Competition, where children beautifully depicted the theme “For Every Child, Every Right.” To make the day even more special, the organizers served favourite food and refreshments to all children. This added warmth and joy to the celebration, ensuring that every child felt valued and cared for. The event not only provided a fun-filled environment but also helped reinforce important messages about child safety, rights, and personal expression. Children engaged enthusiastically in all activities, showcasing their creativity and confidence. Representatives of Humble Hope Foundation expressed their commitment to continuing such initiatives that create safe, inclusive, and empowering spaces for children. They emphasized that celebrations like this contribute to children’s overall growth, emotional wellbeing, and awareness of their rights. For media enquiries: Humble Hope Foundation, Pulwama Email: contact@humblehopefoundation.in Website: www.humblehopefoundation.in
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Children’s Day Celebrated - “For Every Child, Every Right”
“Humble Hope Foundation Leads Large-Scale Screen Addiction Awareness Rally for Child Well-Being”
Humble Hope Foundation, in collaboration with Future Pack Secondary School Shadimarg, organized a large-scale awareness rally on Screen Addiction and its Harmful Effects on Human Well-Being, Especially Children. The event aimed to educate the general public and parents about how excessive screen use is affecting daily life, mental health, behavior, sleep patterns, and overall well-being — with children being the most vulnerable. The rally started from Shadimarg, passed through Drabgam, and concluded at Qasbayar, covering a major population belt. With over 20,000 residents living in these areas, the initiative successfully reached and sensitized a large number of community members. Participants held awareness placards and shared important messages about reducing screen time, encouraging outdoor and creative activities, and promoting healthier family interactions. Parents, community members, school staff, and volunteers actively participated, showing strong support for this important cause. Through this rally, Humble Hope Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding mental well-being and creating a healthier environment for children and the community at large.
Milestone Moment for Humble Hope Foundation:
Today marks a proud moment in our journey of safeguarding children and supporting vulnerable families. I had the privilege of receiving a Certificate of Appreciation on behalf of Humble Hope Foundation from the Chairperson, Child Welfare Committee Pulwama. The certificate beautifully acknowledges our efforts: “In appreciation of its invaluable services and contributions to our community, families at risk, and children in need of care. Your dedication, hard work, and generosity have made a significant impact.” This recognition fuels our commitment to continue innovating, reaching the unreached, and strengthening early identification of CNCP children and families facing risk.
