Community Service Day

Anubhuti, the social service wing of Pillai College of Architecture, New Panvel, hosted a heartwarming Community Service Day to bring joy and learning to children from the NGO “Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram, Chinchavli”. Held on our college premises, the event showcased our commitment to giving back to the community and forming meaningful bonds with those in need.

The event began with a warm welcome for 29 guests, who were given badges before enjoying a delicious lunch. Afterward, a variety of fun activities filled the agenda. A standout was the clay workshop led by Prof. Jayesh Patil, where kids were encouraged to get creative and express themselves through art. Guided by Prof. Patil, the children molded clay into different shapes, using it as a way to express their feelings.

Following the clay workshop, a range of games and activities were organized to keep the children entertained. The classic game of musical chairs brought smiles and excitement as participants competed for seats. These activities not only brought joy but also helped develop social skills and teamwork among the children.

To wrap up the day, students from “Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram, Chinchavli” performed a dance to express their gratitude to PiCA. The event concluded with the distribution of participation certificates for the clay workshop and small gifts as tokens of love.

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Anubhuti, the social service wing of PiCA had organized a workshop for children from underprivileged sections of society and orphanages as part of the Community Service Day celebrations done every year in Pillai College. Around 22 students accompanied by a volunteer from Bhairavdev Vidyalaya near Panvel came to the college for this purpose. A total of 10 student volunteers from the 1st and 2nd-year batches of architecture signed up for this cause and helped carry out the activities smoothly.

Two student volunteers accompanied the bus that brought the children from the school to our college. As soon as they were brought to the college, they were provided with lunch at 12:30 p.m. and then with the badges. The workshop was carried out in the 3rd-floor architecture studio and it began at around 1 p.m. The children participated actively in the craft and origami workshops, followed by a small dance workshop to conclude the session. Before leaving, the children were also provided with small snack boxes and gifts from the college. The event finally ended successfully at 4 p.m. and the children were accompanied back to their school by two of our student volunteers from the college.

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