Alumni

 

Hands Across Communities

The Hands Across Communities initiative, organized by the Alumni Association in collaboration with the "সহস্রতারা" NGO, is a series of impactful outreach programs aimed at uplifting underprivileged communities in the Krishnagar region. These activities are designed to foster cultural awareness, creativity, education, and community solidarity. From celebrating the legacies of Bengal’s cultural icons to addressing immediate needs such as winter relief, food drives, and clothing donations, the initiative has continually focused on empowering marginalized populations. Through various programs like health camps, art competitions, and festive food drives, Hands Across Communities strives to create positive change, build stronger social bonds, and improve the quality of life for those in need. The efforts reflect a deep commitment to social responsibility, education, and collective well-being.

Given below are year wise work details:

2019

  • Fuelling Bright Futures: Nutritious Lunch Drive (8th September 2019): On Teacher’s Day, a nutritious lunch and educational supplies were provided to children in the slum area, fostering community support and encouraging educational growth.
  • Clothing Donation Campaign: "আগমনীউৎসব: পূজারপরশ" (2nd October 2019): Clothes were donated to underprivileged families, embodying the values of Mahatma Gandhi and fostering community spirit during the Puja season.
  • Artistic Aid: Providing Drawing Kits (17th November 2019): On Children’s Day, drawing kits were distributed to children, and they participated in a sit-and-draw competition. The event promoted creativity and provided an enjoyable experience for marginalized youth.

2020

  • 'Sit and Draw' Competition (29th November 2020): A creative event aimed at engaging children from slum areas near Krishnagar Railway Station. It also raised awareness about COVID-19 precautions, combining artistic expression with health education.

2021

  • Food Drive Initiative Camp (10th-31st June 2021): The Alumni Association and "সহস্রতারা" NGO provided regular meals to underprivileged residents in Krishnagar's slum areas, addressing immediate hunger during the pandemic and fostering community solidarity.

2022

  • Winter Relief Initiative (18th December 2022): Shawls and blankets were distributed to underprivileged residents near Krishnagar Railway Station to alleviate harsh winter conditions. This initiative provided warmth and comfort, promoting community welfare.
  • Clothing Donation Campaign: "আগমনীউৎসব: পূজারপরশ" (18th September 2022): Clothes were donated to underprivileged families near Krishnagar Railway Station and Tati Para, fostering community spirit and solidarity during the festive season.
  • 'Sit and Draw' Competition (7th September 2022): A creative competition held on Teacher's Day engaged children from slum areas, promoting education, creativity, and community spirit.
  • Festive Food Drive Initiative (17th April 2022): Nutritious meals were distributed to underprivileged residents during the festive occasion of পযলাববর্াখ, alleviating hunger and fostering community solidarity.

2023

  • Rabindra-Nazrul Jayanti Celebration (28th May 2023): The Alumni Association, in collaboration with "সহস্রতারা" NGO, celebrated Rabindra-Nazrul Jayanti with a cultural program for local children. Performances honouring Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam fostered cultural pride and unity in the community.
  • Empowering Youth Through Culture and Gender Awareness (26th February 2023): The event aimed to raise awareness about the significance of women’s roles and the preservation of mother tongues. Children from underprivileged communities engaged in creative activities, showcasing their thoughts on these important issues.

2024

  • A Free Health Camp(13th December 2024): Dipti Alumni Association, Krishnagar Women’s College along with Student Support and Progression Subcommittee in collaboration with the Krishnagar Lions Club and "সহস্রতারা" NGO organized a ‘Free Health Camp’. The event, hosted at the Bina Das Memorial Hall, offered vital health services such as eye checkups, dental checkups, and blood sugar monitoring to over 200 students, staff, and alumni. The inauguration featured insightful addresses from Smt. Mala Ghosh, Dr. Suryendu Chakraborty, Smt. Anindita De Tarafdar, Sri Sajal Biswas, and Mr. Chandan Lion Mondal, who emphasized the importance of regular health checkups. The camp was a success, promoting health awareness and encouraging the community to prioritize well-being. At the end of the health camp, we also provided the 20 children from the slum areas with nutritious food packets.