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20Wall painting: Daan utsav
Wall painting
2 Oct 2026, 11:00 am - 2 Nov 2026, 4:00 pm
Skill development, education support, career clarity, and volunteer-led community action for children and young people.
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DWAR works toward holistic development through student achievement, youth development, community engagement, and sustainable livelihood pathways.
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Empowering shelter-home and deprived-community children through practical skill development.
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Support skill workshops, professional trainings, health awareness, and children's talent platforms with direct community impact.
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Supports learning material or local event logistics.
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Helps run a focused workshop session for students.
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DWAR's Madhubani painting story shows how a low-cost, accessible skill can preserve tradition, encourage earning while learning, and build entrepreneurship.
Preserves tradition
Madhubani is an ancient Bihar art form, and teaching it helps keep the tradition alive.
Earn while you learn
Participants can create paintings, sarees, bookmarks, and home decor for local or online sale.
Low-cost, high-impact skill
Minimal material investment makes it suitable for rural and semi-urban communities.
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Trainees can build micro-businesses and become more self-reliant.
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Wall painting
2 Oct 2026, 11:00 am - 2 Nov 2026, 4:00 pm
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Ajitesh Raj
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At DWAR Foundation, we believe that true development is driven by opportunity, compassion, and consistent action. What began as a small initiative to bridge the gap between potential and access has grown into a community-led movement for empowerment. Every project we undertake - from skill development to education and employability - is rooted in the belief that every individual deserves a fair chance to thrive. Our journey has been possible because of the unwavering support from volunteers, partners, and well-wishers who believe in our vision of inclusive growth. As the founder, I am proud to witness the transformative impact we have had - not just in communities, but in shaping a new narrative of hope and change.
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What sets DWAR apart is its holistic approach, where they focus on teamwork, communication, resilience, and long-term confidence.
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Livelihood & Employability
Drishti helps youth identify career paths and understand the education and skill requirements needed to achieve their goals.
Explore mission₹5,000
Adds meaningful capacity for training, outreach, and field operations.
6% funded
Support practical training sessions for students preparing for employment and entrepreneurship.
Goal: ₹30,000
0% funded
Support health and hygiene learning sessions for children and young community members.
Goal: ₹60,000
2% funded
Help children participate in skill, culture, creativity, and confidence-building activities.
Goal: ₹7,00,000
Inclusive and accessible
The activity works well for children, women, youth, and school students.
Wall painting
4 Oct 2026, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Muskurahat rainbow home, amlatola
Join us for a creative and engaging **Clay Art Workshop** organized under **Project Drishti** to celebrate **Daan Utsav**—India’s nationwide festival of giving. Daan Utsav celebrates the power of sharing skills, time, and joy. In this hands-on session led by trainer **Riya Singh**, participants will learn tactile clay modeling techniques, explore artistic expression, and craft unique clay creations. Whether you are a beginner or looking to explore a new artistic medium, this workshop offers a warm, inclusive space to learn, create, and connect. Celebrate the spirit of giving back by sharing the joy of art and creativity with our community!
4 Oct 2026, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
BGVS Rainbow Home, Danapur, Patna
