April 07,2019
Report of Foundation Day Programme
Ataxia Awareness Society (AAS)
organized a Foundation Day Celebration in
collaboration with ICSR and IPS Academy, Indore, on 7th April 2019 between
3PM to 6PM. The event was organized to provide in depth knowledge about Ataxia
to all concerned persons.
The event initiated with the Welcome
Speech which was given by Ms. Swasti
Wagh (President of AAS). Afterwards, the event was followed by Saraswati Vandna by lighting the lamp
ceremony which was done by the Chief
Guest.
Ataxia Awareness Society gave the short
introduction of all the chief Guests present there that is Dr. Anil Bhandari.
(Founder of NGO '(Sahayata'), Dr,
Vivek Singh Kushwaha, (Director.
Institute of Business Management & Research, IPS), Shri Vikram Agnihotri, (Limca Book of
Records 2018 Record Holder),
and Dr,
Approva Pauranik.
(Neurologist & Patron of AAS). They were
honored and felicitated by floral welcome, by Mrs. Jagruti Upasani (Volunteer).
Introduction of Ataxia Awareness Society through
power point presentation to all the audience, by Shri
Narendra Edlabadkar & Mr. Rahul Mimrot (Volunteers). Mrs. Tapati Roy Yadav (Volunteer) provided all
the necessary details related to AAS website that is www.ataxiaindia.com
and also explained how to use the website.
The
programme followed by the speeches of Chief Guest that is
Dr.
Anil Bhandari who is the founder of a successful NGO ‘Sahayata’ shared his experiences of
having the NGO make a run through. Dr, Vivek Singh Kushwaha in
his speech focused on the areas of sustainable development of disabled friendly
society. Shri Vikram Agnihotri delivered a motivational speech and
shared his own experience that how one can face the challenges in spite of
physical disabilities. Dr, Approva Pauranik gave suggestions
for improving the quality life of ataxia patients & their caretakers. He
also expressed their views on how to overcome with the sufferings of this
disability. He summarized activities of AAS carried out in year
2018-19 and explained usefulness of these activities for ataxia patients.
Then, the open session was organized in which all patients and audiences are invited to give their feedback and suggestions.
AAS donated wheelchairs to handicapped ataxia patient, and distributed DNA test reports (from CSIR, IGIB Institute of Genomics and Interrogative Biology, New Delhi)
Some great performances were presented
before the audience that made the programme delightful. A splendid display of
kathak (dance) by Ms. Natasha (dance)
(student), wonderful dance by Ms. Nupur
(student), melodious songs by Mrs.
Neerja Pauranik, Mrs. Alka Saxena, Mrs. Sudha Wagh and Shri Rishabh Jain. Poem narration by Ms. Esha Mittal, (Ataxia Sufferer), and a stand by comedy of Shri Subrat (student of IPS), was also amazing.
An obliged vote of thanks was proposed
by AAS to doctors and dignitaries, towards their devoted time and efforts for
the welfare of programme and patients.
The Program ended with Vote of thanks
which was delivered by Mrs. Tapati Roy
Yadav.
The programme concluded after serving
tea and refreshments to all the volunteers, patients and invited guests.