Spreading a few Smiles on Children’s Day
Smile children in
Meow Radio
Smile Foundation children from Dreamz Home
were on Meow Radio as a part of Children’s Day celebration
at Fun Republic Mall/ Theatre, Andheri on November 14, 2009.
The kids were welcomed by Radio Jockeys Mahek, Devina and
Ajay with a huge round of applause. RJ Mahek briefed people
about Smile Foundation and its work. The kids were invited
to join others on the dance floor, which was followed by
a drawing competition, wherein two Smile Foundation children
secured II and III position in the competition.
After the drawing competition, the children
had lots of fun in a musical chair competition. Bhagyshree
from Smile Foundation managed to be in the game till the
second last round. Saaili, the youngest among Smile children,
stunned the audience by her marvelous performance on the
ramp. Like a professional child model, Saaili confidently
walked the ramp. The event ended with prizes given away
to the winners.
As a continuation of Children’s Day
celebrations, a special episode/ talk time was gifted by
Meow Radio for Smile children, wherein 8 children got the
opportunity to be live on air with RJ Mahek for 30 minutes.
RJ Mahek invited the kids to the studio. The epsiode began
with an introduction about Smile Foundation, which was followed
by self introduction by the children. The kids very enthusiastically
spoke about their aspirations in life, their dream to becoming
a police officer, writer, actress and even a Radio Jockey.
Celebrating Children’s
Day with a Bang
“How many of us think about giving
back to the society? Hats off to Smile Foundation and Nava
Karnataka for their initiative in providing education to
underprivileged children,” said Chintan Mithaiwala,
Assistant Manager, Occupational and Development Markets,
DTZ International Property Advisers, during the children’s
day celebrations at Nava Karnataka Social Service (NKSS)
centre, one of the Mission Education projects supported
by Smile Foundation in Bengaluru.
More than 350 tiny tots had a day filled
with fun and frolic as 16 employees from the corporate made
children feel how special and important they are. The employees
and children conducted surfeit of activities on November
14, 2009 at NKSS. Children actively participated in group
dance, face painting, fancy dress and drawing competition. The
classrooms were skilfully decorated by children and they
were showered upon with unfathomable love and affection
by the staff from the corporate.
“It was very touching to have spent
a special day with such lovely children and having done
our bit to spread smiles around. I was amazed by the talent
and enthusiasm that children displayed. For me it was one
of the worthwhile moments spent so far for a noble cause,”
said Priya V, Regional Manager, Human Resources, DTZ International
Property Advisers.
A fancy dress competition was organised
on the occasion where children dressed up as doctor, nurse,
teacher, barbie doll, Miss India, Indira Gandhi, Michael
Jackson and their favourite Chacha Nehru. Face painting
competition was another attraction for employees. While
there were children who painted modern art on the face of
other child; it was spider’s house on one face that
won the best award.
"We had never seen such a programme
before. It was a fantastic experience. We had a great time
with the children," said S. Daniel Raj, Manager, Nava
Karnataka Social Service Trust.
The entertaining day ended with all collectively
tapping their feet on various dance numbers and relishing
the delicacies distributed by the employees. It was an amusing
day for all children as they took away lots of gifts including
tiffin box, geometry box, sketch pens, colour pencils and
other interesting items. The winners of each competition
won exclusive gift hampers.
“Spending time with the kids was
not just fun but also very inspiring. While one of the kids
said she wants to become a doctor and open a hospital for
the poor, another dreamt of being a police officer. Guna,
one of the many kids I interacted with lost his father at
a very young age, yet he has the courage to battle through
all odds. He participated in all the activities including
dance, face painting and making of clay models. I was told
that he is also good in academics and quite popular among
peers. I wish Guna and all other kids of Smile Foundation,
the very best in life. Hope to be a part of many more such
events,” added Chintan Mithaiwala.
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NYK representatives
spend a Day with Smile children

Smile Foundation children from SHED Centre,
Mumbai celebrated Children’s Day with NYK employees
at Santa Cruz on November 14, 2009.
The D Day dedicated to Children began with
small kids singing simple Nursery rhymes like ‘Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star’ along with NYK employees. One
of the Japanese Directors also recited and taught a few
Japanese rhymes to the children.
The little heroes of the day introduced
themselves and shared their dreams and desires. Some of
them wanted to become teachers, pilots, dancers, cricketers
etc.
The children presented a solo and group
dance on folk, Bollywood and western numbers. Everyone including
the teachers and officials of SHED and NYK employees along
with the other children present were enthralled with the
performance of the children.
Many fun filled activities like painting
competition, diya making etc were organised for the students.
The kids surprised all with their creativity and innovation
by drawing Smile Foundation’s logo on a Diya. The
painting competition was won by a young little disabled
girl. A group of kids showed some daring karate stunts like
‘Brick Breaking’ both with and without fire.
The event ended with distribution of prizes
and gifts from NYK Group and Smile Foundation.
Smile Children with
students from Singapore

Students and teachers of JJ school, Singapore
celebrated Universal Children’s Day with Smile Foundation
children from Ina Raja Memorial Educational Trust, Hari
Nagar, New Delhi on November 20, 2009.
The event started with four fun filled games played between
the underprvileged and privileged students. Children from
both the teams participated enthusiastically.
The JJ School students interacted with the children and
explained them about issues like Prevention of H1N1 and
Dental Hygiene encoraging the use of soap, towel, handkerchief
etc.
The children also organised many colourful
cultural programme including folk dance and folk song performances
from Punjab, Rajasthan and Haryana. The Singapore students
were enthralled and joined in the dance performances and
learnt a few Indian folk dance steps. Gifts were also exchanged
amongst the students.