Navi Mumbai, 7th January 2025: Walplast, a leading manufacturer of building and construction materials, reaffirmed its commitment to empowering underprivileged young girls through its CSR arm, Walplast Welfare Foundation. In collaboration with Project Nanhi Kali, Walplast organized impactful year-end events in Prayagraj and Varanasi, reaching out to over 100 girls from grades VI to IX, providing them with essential academic resources and life skills support.
The year-end events brought together Walplast employees, local stakeholders, and community members, fostering an environment of joy, learning, and connection. Designed to inspire and engage, the celebrations featured storytelling sessions, art and crafts activities, interactive quizzes, a magic show, information on child rights and short film screenings focused on the value of education, self-belief, and resilience. Each participating girl received school supply kits, underscoring Walplast’s practical support toward their educational aspirations.
Mr. Kaushal Mehta, Managing Director of Walplast, emphasized the significance of the program, “Education is the foundation of empowerment, and empowering young minds is the most impactful investment we can make for a brighter future. Through our initiatives, we aim to equip underprivileged girls with the tools to succeed academically while also nurturing their confidence and resilience. It is about giving every girl the chance to dream, grow, and succeed. These events in Prayagraj and Varanasi reflect Walplast’s deep commitment to driving positive change and making a lasting impact in the communities we serve.”
Reflecting on the event’s success, Mr. Aniruddha Sinha, Senior Vice President – Marketing, CSR, Toll Manufacturing & Business Head – P2P Division at Walplast, noted, “Our year-end events in Prayagraj and Varanasi symbolize the power of hope, joy, and transformation. At Walplast Welfare Foundation, we are dedicated to creating opportunities that go beyond education, focusing on life skills, leadership, and self-belief. The joy and excitement exhibited by the girls today were truly uplifting. These initiatives allow us to make a meaningful impact, empowering each girl we support to pursue her dreams and shape a brighter future.”
The events in Prayagraj and Varanasi mark another milestone in Walplast Welfare Foundation’s sustained efforts to create meaningful social impact. This year, the Foundation continues its commitment to supporting the education of 1000 girls across cities like Navi Mumbai, Nashik, Pune, Prayagraj, and Varanasi. The program focuses on holistic development, combining academic support with sports, leadership training, and life skills to equip girls from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with tools for success.
In 2023, Walplast’s collaboration with Project Nanhi Kali reached over 800 girls across Palghar, Bharuch, Nashik and Varanasi, setting the foundation for continued growth. The enthusiasm witnessed during these events reflects the impact of these initiatives, as Walplast remains committed to fostering positive change and empowering young girls to create brighter futures.
Through its sustained focus on education and empowerment, Walplast continues to champion opportunities for girls across India, ensuring they have the confidence and resources to realize their full potential.