JAMMU: The Trikuta Kashmiri Pandit Trust (TKPT) continued its community welfare initiatives by extending educational assistance to migrant students, providing medical assistance to a family in need, and expressing solidarity with families affected by recent heavy rainfall.
As part of its educational outreach programme, members of TKPT visited Government Hari Singh Higher Secondary School, Migrant Camp, Bhori, Jammu, where they interacted with the Principal, Shri Sanjay Pandita Ji, to assess the immediate educational needs of the students.
The Trust distributed notebooks, school bags, geometry boxes, ballpoint pens, pencils and other essential stationery items among the students. The members personally handed over the materials to individual students, ensuring that the assistance reached them directly.
The Trust appreciated the valuable cooperation extended by Principal Shri Sanjay Pandita Ji, who provided important inputs regarding the students’ requirements and facilitated the initiative. His supportive approach and commitment to the welfare and educational needs of the students were appreciated by the members of TKPT.
Subsequently, the Trust members visited Dream City, where several houses had reportedly suffered inundation and damage due to heavy rainfall. They interacted with the affected residents, listened to their concerns and expressed their heartfelt sympathies over the hardships faced by the families. The visit reflected the Trust’s concern for the well-being of the affected residents and its commitment to standing by the community during difficult times.
In another humanitarian initiative, TKPT provided medical assistance of ₹15,000 to a family in Dream City, Jammu , to help meet their medical expenses. The assistance reflects the Trust’s continued efforts to support families facing medical and financial difficulties.
Through these initiatives, TKPT reaffirmed its commitment to education, healthcare and community welfare, emphasising the importance of compassion, timely assistance and collective responsibility towards those in need.
