Hearing Aids Distribution Dadar - Mumbai
By courtesy of Dr. Shree Nanasaheb Dharmadhikari Pratisthan, Revdanda, Taluka Alibag, District Raigad had carried out Social event of Distributing free hearing aid for the hearing deficiency student with inspiration of Hon. Shree Aappasaheb Dharmadikari, and under precious guidance of Hon. Shree Sachindada Dharmadikari, Hon. Shree Rahuldada Dharmadhikari and Hon. Shree Umeshdada Dharmadhikari on 13thNovember 2014 at “Swaminarayan Mandir trust”, Yogi hall, Dadar (East), Mumbai-14. Totally 334 hearing-aids were distributed to 167 hearing-impaired Students from 7 Schools of Mumbai.
Some dignitaries and eminent persons present for the programme were Labour Commissioner of Mumbai Mr. Honaji Javale, Dr. Nilam Sathe from K.E.M Hospital (E.N.T Department), former Police Commissioner of Mumbai Mr. Sudhakar Suradkar, Poet Arun Mhatre, President of Women Council of Maharashtra Mrs.Jayashri Gadambi, Dean of Kama and Albels Hospital Dr. Mrs. Anajli Katake, Welfare Commissioner of Maharashtra Labour Welfare Board Narendrasinh Nagbhire, the founder of Gurudev Bhau Deshiya Samajik Sanstha, Gulmohar School for Mentally Handicapped and Blind students, Kohinoor Adivasi Kala kendra, Apanga Kalyan Kendra-Smt.Pramila kokad, CEO of Arafi Electronics Avinash Pawar, Chief Executive of Sawarkar Smarak Ranjit Vikram Sawarkar, member of Management Committee of Sawarkar Smarak, Mahesh Kulkarni - Manager of Swami Narayan Mandir and Yogi Sabhagriha Dinesh Thakkar, who distributed the machines.
Prathisthan had distributed 62 hearing aid to 31 students of Shadhana Vidyalay, Dadar, Mumabi-14, 34 hearing aid to 17 Students of Vikhas Vidyalay, Handicap School, Dadar, Mumbai-28, 46 hearing aid to 23 Students of Pragati School of Vijay Educational institute, Dadar, Mumbai-28, 122 hearing aid to 61 students of Tilak Municalipal Hospital School for Deaf, Municipal Primary school, Wadala, Mumbai-31, 24 hearing aid to 12 students of Shivaji Park Lions School for Deaf, Mahim, Mumbai-16 and 44 hearing aid to 22 Schools of Agripada Municipal School. In all 334 hearing machines (two machines for each student) were distributed by the hands of eminent attending the programme.
