Inner Wheel Club of Bangalore - ITC

💙 World Cancer Day - 4th February| Together for Women’s Health at Primary Health Centre, Kadugodi, Whitefield

On World Cancer Day, we were humbled to serve our community through a women’s health screening camp- Suraksha Sakhi- Phase 4 where 138 women were screened for cancer and 59 HPV tests were conducted — an important step toward awareness and early detection.

We were deeply encouraged by the participation of Asha workers, pourakarmikas, domestic helpers, teachers, and school helpers — true everyday heroes who care for others while often putting their own health last.

A heartfelt thank you to Karkinos Healthcare for conducting the screening, and special appreciation to Mr Dhiraj Sinha, Ms Bharti Kamat, Mr Amarnath Kamat, and our anonymous donor for making this initiative possible.

Together, we heal. Together, we rise. 🌸

Donated gently used clothes to the residents of Need Base India, supporting them with care and dignity.

Sponsored 120 medals for Endeavour’s Walkathon in Whitefield, a meaningful DEI initiative creating awareness about special needs and inclusive education.

Project Suraksha Sakhi – Phase 3 Cancer Screening Camp was successfully conducted today at Kadugodi PHC in collaboration with Shankara Cancer Foundation.

Screenings conducted:

Pap Smear Tests: 17

Mammograms: 11

Installation of the 16th President of Inner Wheel Club of Bangalore IT Corridor, Neeta Batra and her team of office bearers on 6th July, 2025.

On Doctors’ Day,
we honour the hands that heal,
the minds that reassure,
and the hearts that care.

Thank you, dear doctors,
for your tireless service, selfless dedication,
and for being a source of strength in times of need.

You are truly a blessing in white.
Happy Doctors’ Day! 🩺🌼

Inner Wheel Club of Bangalore IT Corridor
Date: 29th June 2025
Category: Digital Education - 101 Smart Classes at govt schools this year, Branding
Beneficiaries: 23,266 students
Description: We completed installation of 101 Smart Classes in Government Schools across Karnataka in an effort to provide Digital Education to as many Government Schools as possible and commemorate 101 years of Inner Wheel.
A TV with a pendrive preloaded with the Karnataka State Syllabus of all the subjects from grade 1 to grade 10 in Kannada and English language, a blue tooth mouse, Android box, remote, was given. Some of the schools were given a portable projector and portable screen with preloaded syllabus content , mouse and remote. The teachers were trained one on one basis on how to use the equipment and are monitored by us on a WhatsApp group wherein the Headmasters post the pictures and videos of the lessons taken. The Audio Video based lessons and assessments at the end of each chapter help children of all learning styles master their lessons in a fun and interactive way. Maintainence of the equipment and upgradation of the syllabus whenever required will also be provided by us. We were supported by the Association of 41 Clubs and other Inner Wheel clubs.
Boards with our Club name was pasted on the walls of the 101 schools wherein the Smart Class was installed.
We celebrated the installation of the 101 Smart Classes by cutting a cake at our AGM. The cake was designed to reflect a projector and screen. A sunflower yellow coffee mug with Inner Wheel logo, Club name, the IIW theme and the social outreach theme printed on it was handed to all our members.

A Bhoomi Puja was performed on June 28th 2025 to start the complete renovation of Pattandur Agrahara Higher Primary School in association with Rotary Indiranagar.
A massive make-over is planned, which will be executed in phases over the next 2-3 years. The new school building will have 12 classrooms, a multi-purpose hall, an integrated kitchen, computer lab, math and science lab, and modern toilets for boys and girls. The massive project meets magnificent CSR funds to the tune of 4.2 crores benefitting 230 students.

Eye camps were conducted at 3 Government Schools - GLPS Thubharahalli, GHPS Siddhapura and GHS Ramagondanahalli. This project was aimed at providing complete eye care services to the children using an optometry centric , comprehensive eye screening protocol. Those who needed reading glasses were provided with free spectacles, and those diagnosed with any infection, were given a note to get freely treated at the Sankara Eye hospital for further treatment. We were supported by Tangent Club.