The Jazba Award Ceremony, organized by The Mother’s Lap Welfare Foundation, was held to honor individuals for their remarkable dedication, spirit, and struggle in various fields. Event Details: Highlights: The ceremony served as a reminder that determination and spirit (jazba) can overcome any struggle, and honoring such efforts motivates society to walk the path of dedication and service.

A grand Mushaira event was organized, bringing together poets, artists, and literature enthusiasts under one roof. The evening was filled with soulful poetry, laughter, and applause as renowned personalities graced the stage.

A vibrant felicitation ceremony was organized to honor distinguished individuals for their exemplary contributions to social welfare and community development. Dignitaries, social leaders, and respected members of the community graced the occasion.

A successful Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was organized under the banner of Pankh NGO with SBTC (State Blood Transfusion Council), NBTC (National Blood Transfusion Council), and NACO (National AIDS Control Organization) with the slogan

The foundation inaugurated a clean drinking water facility in Chintapur village, benefiting more than 300 households. This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts towards sustainable water conservation.

In celebration of World Environment Day, over 500 saplings were planted across different community parks in Ambedkarnagar. Local schools, volunteers, and municipal officers joined hands to make the event a success.  

Pankh Foundation organized its Annual Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with the District Hospital. Over 150 donors participated, contributing to the cause of saving lives. Certificates and refreshments were provided to all donors as a token of appreciation.equip women with the knowledge and resources needed to become self-reliant and active
participants in society. It includes distributing sanitary pads, offering health services, and
supporting education through scholarships and mentorship programs.

Under Project Udaan, a week-long skills development workshop was conducted for 60 women from rural areas. The training covered tailoring, handicrafts, and basic entrepreneurship skills to help them become financially independent.