Alliance Club Shares Diwali Joy With 80 Elderly Residents at Mahuli Home

Pratapgarh: On the occasion of Diwali, the Alliance Club shared the festival’s joy with elderly people at the old-age home in Mahuli today. The elderly residents were given Diwali-related gifts, including lai, chura, toys, gatta and sweets.

Fruits and sweets were also distributed among the elderly during the programme. Alliance Club International Director and social worker Roshan Lal Umarvaish extended Diwali greetings to the senior citizens and described them as an invaluable treasure of society.

“Bringing a smile to the faces of elderly grandfathers and grandmothers is our resolve,” Roshan Lal Umarvaish said. He added that the blessings of elderly people are the biggest wealth in life and always show people the right path.

Roshan Lal Umarvaish said that, as in previous years, he had once again celebrated Diwali with the elderly residents and given them gifts. He said that the blessings of the 80 grandfathers and grandmothers living at the old-age home were always with him, helping him try to do something for them.

He said his resolve was to ensure that the elderly people living at the old-age home did not face any kind of difficulty. “I will always continue to serve them,” he said.

Old-age home manager Ambika Prasad expressed gratitude to everyone who took part in the programme. He said all the elderly people were celebrating the Diwali festival with great enthusiasm.

Ambika Prasad added that everyone was making efforts to ensure that the elderly did not face any kind of shortage.

Adarsh Kumar, Vivek Yadav, Dharmendra Kumar, Amit Kumar, Atul Kumar, Sakshi Mishra, Prachi Gupta and Pihu were among those present on the occasion.