IWC Mumbai Bhandup

President Veena shetty and team
Donation support to Musical therapy by Joint Clubs

13th Jan Music therapy five members attended Sahyog Mandir, Thane.

IWC Mumbai Bhandup contributed 3000 INR for this Zone 5 project.
Project Location:
ahyog Mandir, Thane.
Project Date:
Jan 13, 2026
Project By :
Mumbai Bhandup (District-314)
Project Category
Family Welfare - Health & Community

President Veena shetty, Secretary Vaishali Nair and team
On 26th February A lecture on Hind di chaddar 9th Guru of Sikhs,Shri guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, given to The students of BMC school Nahur by CC Rajni Bhati and IPP Sukhwinder Kaur.80 students were available. Deep information about guruji, s life How guru Tegh Bahadur ji sacrificed his life gave Balidan to protect Hindus.

President Veena shetty and team Education support to girl child, Amount 12,850₹ given to Uttar Bharty School Bhandup 10th standard Student.Members Attended 2 Secretary Vaishali Nair,IPP Sukhvinder kaur.

Today's project

President Veena shetty team Secretary Vaishali did with Coordinators , Mr project Milind Joshi and His wife Mrs Sangeeta Joshi thanked Innerwheel for support . Mrs Joshi has shown keen interest in IWCMB, clothes were donated to Goonj .

President Veena shetty and the team."Adivasi Samuh Vivah
Zonal Project Organized by Inner Wheel Clubs of Zone 5 – District 314
Venue: Vikramgad, Palghar
Date: 25th January 2026

Inner Wheel Clubs of Zone 5, District 314, successfully organized the Adivasi Samuh Vivah at Vikramgad, Palghar, on 25th January 2026. This noble zonal project supported 51 tribal couples, enabling them to solemnize their marriages with dignity through a traditional mass wedding ceremony. The event was conducted with proper rituals, blessings, and strong community participation. The initiative helped reduce the financial burden on underprivileged families while ensuring that each couple began their new journey with respect and celebration. total 14 clubs participated in the project from Zon 5 .
IWC Mumbai Bhandup (IWECMB) proudly contributed ₹2,500 towards this meaningful zonal project as a gesture of solidarity and service. Our contribution reflects our commitment to social upliftment, women empowerment, and inclusive community development. The project beautifully demonstrated Inner Wheels spirit of friendship and service, proving that collective efforts can create lasting and meaningful impact in society.

Adivasi wedding -
Benef - 51couples-
Amt played by the club 2500/-
Project Location:
Vikramgadh , Palghar
Project Date:
Jan 25, 2026
Project By :
Mumbai Bhandup (District-314)
Project Category
Status of Women - Care for Women & Girls
Amount Spent
2500
Members Involved
1.

PROJECT
Club president veena shetty and team
Inner wheel club Mumbai Bhandup donated school fees of Ms Kinjal Singh and her Mother they were present today to take handover of the symbolic NEFT receipts.
The school will
Issue letter of appreciations towards IWCMB and will also share the fee receipts of the girl Child .
A brief session of counselling to inspire the child was also done with the student .
We at IDBUS thank everyone who contributed generously for this proejct to support the education of this Girl student .
We have wished her for upcoming 10th exams from IWCMB family .
Two members joined the project IPP Sukhwinder Kaur with secretary Vaishali Nair.

Report on Free Eye Check-up Camp
Organised by BMC S Ward in association with Inner Wheel Club of Mumbai Bhandup
Under Namo Netra Sanjeevani Aarogya Abhiyaan
📍 Venue: Suncity, Pluto Building, B-Wing, Opposite Trikuta Tower, Vikhroli West
📅 Dates: 17th September – 1ST October 2025
⏰ Time: 10.00 AM – 1.00 PM

🌟 Grand Launch
The Free Eye Check-up Camp was inaugurated on 17th September 2025 with great enthusiasm and community participation. The initiative, launched under the Namo Netra Sanjeevani Aarogya Abhiyaan, aimed to provide accessible and quality eye care services to the local community. Members of the Inner Wheel Club of Mumbai Bhandup, President Veena Shetty , Secretary Vaishali Nair And Vice president Simmi HAN along with representatives from BMC S Ward, graced the event and extended their wholehearted support.

👁️ Camp Highlights & Impact
• The camp ran successfully for 9 days, witnessing an active response from the community.
• Over 280 patients were seen during this period.
• Of these, 17 patients have been advised to undergo cataract surgery in one or both eyes.
• Around 30 free cataract surgeries will be performed to restore vision for these patients, giving them a new lease of life.
• The camp not only provided free consultations but also created awareness about preventive eye care and the importance of regular check-ups.

🌸 Felicitation Ceremony
As a gesture of gratitude and appreciation, a felicitation program was organised by the Inner Wheel Club of Mumbai Bhandup on 1st Oct 2025 which was the concluding day of the camp.
• IWC Mumbai Bhandup President Mrs. Veena Shetty and Secretary Mrs. Vaishali Nair felicitated 10 key persons who contributed to the smooth ex*****on of the camp.
• Special recognition was given to the dedicated medical team:
o Dr. Samruddhi K***a (Ophthalmologist)
o Dr. Himanshi (Optometrist)
• The felicitation extended to key BMC staff including Centre head Dr Vidya Prabhu , IMO Dr Shailesh and volunteers whose tireless efforts ensured that the camp reached and benefitted hundreds of patients.
This heartfelt acknowledgement reflected the spirit of collaboration, service, and community bonding.

💙 Community Response
The initiative received an overwhelming response from the residents of Vikhroli and nearby areas. Patients expressed heartfelt gratitude for the free and timely medical support. The involvement of community members, volunteers, and Inner Wheel Club members ensured smooth ex*****on and amplified the camp’s impact.

✅ Conclusion
The Free Eye Check-up Camp at Vikhroli West has been a significant step towards community health and well-being. By addressing preventable blindness and vision-related issues, the initiative has brought light and hope into many lives.
With 30 free cataract surgeries lined up, and the recognition of dedicated contributors, this initiative stands as a beacon of service and compassion, proving once again that small steps taken together can create a lasting impact.
🌟 Together, we move towards a healthier, brighter tomorrow. 🌟

Zone 5
President veena shetty
IWC Mumbai Bhandup
Date 17 .11.25
Project onSPARSH, an awareness session on Good & Bad Touch for 120 students of Mulund Vidya Mandir School on 17 Nov 2025.
The session was delivered by trainers Mrs. Simmi Mohan and observed by Rajani bhatti

The session saw enthusiastic participation, strengthening child safety awareness within the school community.
Benificaries 120 students

Zone 5
Club :IWC of Bhandup mumbai
President:veena shetty
Project date : 6 Dec 2025
Project description :Donation of grocery at National association of Blind lonavala . Beneficiaries many.
2) Donation to gaushala at laxmi narayan mandir
Donated fodder to cows .

♦️ *SPARSH 314* ♦️
*ZONE* : 5

*Speaker* : Rajani Bhatti

*Date* : 08 Dec 2025
*Club* : IWC Mumbai Bhandup

*School Detail* : Guru Nanak Englush School
*School* : FRESH
*Area* : Bhandup Station Road
*Type* : Private
*Format* :
*Pattern* : Abridged
*Language*: English
*No of Session*: 2
*Age group* : 11-13
*Std* : 6 & 7
*Total No of Students*: 233
*Boys* : 123
*Girls* : 110

*Total Adult* : 8
*Observer* : Nil
*Parents* : Nil
*Teachers* : 7
*IWC Members*: 1

*ZC Name* : Neenu Mahal

Zone 5 – Inner Wheel Club of Bhandup
President: Mrs. Veena Shetty
Project date 9.9.25
Project: Donation of Groceries to self Esteem Foundation, Airoli
The Inner Wheel Club of Bhandup, under the leadership of President Mrs. Veena Shetty, carried out a meaningful project by donating groceries to self Esteem Foundation, Airoli.
The self Esteem Foundation is a dedicated center for gifted children and also functions as a day care facility, where children are nurtured, taught various skills, and trained to become independent. The children are encouraged to engage in creative and skill-based activities. They also produce and sell handmade items such as bags, diyas, agarbattis, and more, helping instill confidence and self-reliance.
Through this initiative, groceries and essential supplies were donated, benefitting 100+ children at the center.This project not only supported their nutritional needs but also extended encouragement to the Foundation’s efforts in skill development and empowerment.
Beneficiaries: 100+

Impact:
This initiative not only provided material support but also served as a gesture of solidarity with self Esteem Foundation’s mission. By supporting their daily needs, the project enabled the children to focus on learning and creativity, while motivating the caregivers to continue their noble work.