On the 5th of November, 2018
the management and staff of Bosco Boys Home had organised a Parents meeting. As the Diwali holiday came near the children
of Bosco Boys Home were in happier mood as they were informed that they would
be allowed to go home for few days for the Diwali celebration. Taking his
opportunity, the staff decided to have a brief meeting of the children
along with their parents informing them about the progress of their child and new
projects been prepared for the betterment of the children.
Fr. Corlis Gonsalves, the Director of the
Institute, welcomed the parents and briefed them about the upcoming programmes
been planned for the children and the new rules applied by the Child Welfare
Committee for the children regarding the holidays.
The Director shared, “Dear parents we at Bosco Boys
Home from the month of April onwards are opening National Institute of Open
Schooling for the children (NIOS) through which the children would get the
Central Government Certificate and would be able to choose vocational subjects
of their personal liking. This will benefit them to choose what they like and
to be able to discover and develop their talents to the maximum.”
Later, the parents were introduced
to the different CWC staff taking care of the various departments of the
children such as health and hygiene, education, counselling, admission and
documentation process by the Prefect of Studies Dn. Romero D’Souza. Then each
staff explained to the parents regarding the progress of the child in each
sector: education, counselling, health and hygiene, etc which concluded with
the announcement of the holiday time table planned for the children by the
Prefect.
The parents were given sweets to
relish upon the Diwali favour along with the children. “We thank you Fathers
and staff of Bosco Boys Home for taking good care of our boys. We are not able
to provide them good environment to grow but with your love, care and support
We have seen the changes brought in the children.” shared one of the parent.
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