SARVAM organized a lively celebration for approximately 1,000 students across 30 villages on Children's Day, commemorating the birthday of India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The event aimed to promote awareness of children's rights, education, and welfare.

The festivities included engaging activities such as Arts and Crafts, Fancy Dress, Painting, Dance, Sports, and Music. The joyful atmosphere fostered a sense of community among the children, providing an opportunity for socialization and the creation of lasting memories.

The celebration underscored the significance of expressing love and appreciation for the children. SARVAM 's staff members plan to make this event an annual tradition, believing it strengthens the bond between children and staff, fostering a sense of connection and value.

The programme radiated happiness and enjoyment, with children actively participating, laughing, and having fun. Their engagement and motivation to learn were evident, as reflected in the smiles on their faces. The event also featured special snacks prepared by SARVAM staff, contributing to its overall success and the children's enjoyment.

Witnessing the joy and enthusiasm among the children, SARVAM staff members were delighted, reinforcing the positive impact of such celebrations on the well-being and happiness of the children involved.