Society For Participatory Integrated Development-SPID

Protecting our planet starts with small actions 🌱

On Earth Day, SPID reaffirms its commitment to creating awareness among children and communities about environmental responsibility.🌱🌞

Through our initiatives, we encourage young minds to adopt sustainable practices, care for natural resources, and become active change-makers for a greener future.🌱🌞

Because a safe environment is essential for a safe and healthy childhood.🌱🌞

Celebrating our rich heritage through young minds 🏛️

World Heritage Day was celebrated at SPID iMpower Club, where children were introduced to the importance of historical monuments and cultural heritage.💓

The session helped children understand the value of preserving our heritage, followed by a drawing activity where they creatively expressed their ideas about historical monuments.💓

An engaging and learning-filled day that inspired children to appreciate and protect our shared history.💓

Strengthening collaboration for better aftercare support 🤝

SPID representatives *Lalitha Ma’am, Sara, Khoobchand Sir, Arun Sir, and Ravinder Sir* attended the Stakeholder Workshop on Aftercare Services in Delhi at the Delhi Secretariat.🌞

The workshop focused on strengthening aftercare support systems for young individuals transitioning from institutional care, highlighting the importance of coordination, policy understanding, and collective action among stakeholders.🌻

Such engagements help build stronger networks and improve support systems for sustainable rehabilitation and empowerment.💓

Promoting health, awareness, and positive habits 🌿

World Health Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at SPID iMpower Club, with active participation from both students and their parents.💓

On this occasion, students presented a powerful nukkad natak (street play) highlighting the harmful effects of junk food and the importance of a healthy diet. Their performance effectively conveyed the message of adopting better eating habits.🌻

A drawing competition was also organized, where children creatively expressed ideas around healthy food and a fit lifestyle through their artwork.🌻

The objective of the program was to raise awareness among children and parents about health and inspire them to adopt healthy eating habits and lifestyles.💓

Strengthening systems to protect children 🔍

Key legal frameworks such as the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021, and the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021, were discussed, along with important observations of the Supreme Court of India on preventing exploitation and addressing its linkages with child trafficking.💓

The session provided an in-depth overview of human trafficking and organized interstate trafficking rackets, with reference to the case Pinki vs State of Uttar Pradesh & Another.🌻

A total of 53 police officers and 8 SPID staff members actively participated in the session, which aimed to enhance the capacity of law enforcement officials to identify illegal practices and strengthen child protection mechanisms.💓

SPID remains committed to building institutional capacity on critical child protection issues.💓