Touch A Life Foundation Hosts Education Camp for Underprivileged Girls
Hyderabad, Feb 23, 2025: Touch A Life Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to the education and empowerment of underprivileged girls, successfully conducted an education camp at Oxford Grammar School, Himayatnagar, on Sunday. The event aimed to provide career guidance, skill development, and counseling to young girls aspiring for a brighter future.
The camp was attended by Patron-in-Chief of Oxford Grammar High School, Vedakumar Manikonda, as the chief guest, and Brigadier Inder Sethi as the guest of honor. Both dignitaries delivered motivational speeches, encouraging participants to pursue education with determination and resilience.
Vedakumar Manikonda urged the girls to recognize their potential, work hard, and seize the opportunities provided by the foundation. “Never lose heart; education is the key to transforming your future. Make your parents proud with your dedication,” he emphasized. Brigadier Inder Sethi praised the foundation’s efforts and motivated the girls to strive for excellence in all aspects of life.
Established in 2014 by Reena Hindocha and Vibhuti Jain, Touch A Life Foundation has spent over a decade supporting the education and development of underprivileged girls in Hyderabad. The organization provides scholarships, career counseling, leadership training, and school workshops to empower young women to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
This year, more than 300 girls participated in the education camp, gaining valuable insights into education and career opportunities. Over 50 volunteers from renowned educational institutions in Hyderabad contributed to the program’s success.
Through initiatives like the Viriya Scholarship Program, the foundation has transformed the lives of many talented young women by helping them access higher education. The education camp marked another significant step in fostering self-confidence and equipping girls with the skills needed for a promising future.
The contributions of Manikonda Suresh Kumar, who played a crucial role in identifying and organizing financial assistance for underprivileged girls, were widely appreciated. Several individuals, including Sandeboyana Abhishek Yadav, Sarfaraz, Nandu, Chandresh, and Sai Chaitanya, actively participated in making the event a success.
