Child sponsorship programme October camp held at CODP, Mangaluru


Media Release

Mangaluru, Oct 12: The Child Sponsorship Programme (CSP) of Canara Organisation for Development and Peace (CODP), organised its October camp for the beneficiaries on October 12, at Mother Theresa Hall, CODP.

The programme aimed to bring the beneficiaries together for a day of learning, recreation, and fellowship. Fr Vincent D’Souza, secretary of CODP, addressed the gathering and shared a few words on social teachings under labour commission, highlighting the importance of compassion, solidarity, human dignity, and concern for the poor and marginalised. His message encouraged the beneficiaries to imbibe these values in their daily lives and grow into responsible individuals who care for others.

The camp also featured a series of fun-filled games and recreational activities conducted by CSP assistant coordinator Priya Lobo. The activities encouraged active participation, teamwork, cooperation, and friendship among the beneficiaries, creating a joyful and engaging atmosphere.

The programme was compered and organised by CSP coordinator Dorice Fernandes, who ensured the smooth conduct of the event.

The October camp concluded with a fellowship lunch, providing an opportunity for the beneficiaries and organisers to interact and strengthen their bonds of friendship and togetherness.

The camp was a meaningful initiative of CODP, reflecting its continued commitment to the holistic development and well-being of children through the child sponsorship programme.

 

 

  

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