On behalf of Gandhi Jayanthi and Gandhi’s mission of SWATCH BHARAT students did what they can do. Students gathered at Muneeswaran Kovil and marched till Kavitha Theater in the presence of Kannur SP. At Payyambalam beach students did their best to collect and sort all plastic and mark biodegradable waste.
Poverty is one of the major problems faced by India. Hundreds and thousands are there in many parts of the world that does not even have a home for shelter or at least a meal a day. We all should accept that we are lucky and we should be happy with what we have. Students got the household items from home and the same was given as an aid for the flood victims.
Humanity is of course divine it should be there in every student from their childhood itself and that is what exactly student did in GEM. Our students too became a part of Flood Relief by contributing things under GEM HELP in one or the other way.
The students of GEM International School visited St. Joseph’s Disabled Centre in Taliparamba. The centre provides exceptional care and support for adults with intellectual disabilities, offering residential respite care and day services.
As part of their visit, the students brought essential household items from their homes and donated them to the organization. They also had the opportunity to interact with the residents, learning about their lives and experiences.
To brighten the atmosphere, the students sang songs for the residents, an act that deeply moved everyone present. This meaningful interaction helped the students understand the importance of compassion and the value of caring for one’s parents and elders.
The visit left a lasting impression on both the students and the residents, making the day truly special for everyone involved.
GEM collaborated with Club FM and Mathrubhumi in their initiative "Oru Kai Sahayam," which seeks to provide support for disadvantaged students.
