Health, Hygiene and Nutrition Drive by T.Y. B.Sc. Botany Students At Tayyabia Orphanage, Pune



DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY



Department of Botany, AKI’s Poona College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Camp, Pune organized an awareness program on ‘Health, Hygiene and Nutrition’ at Tayyabia Orphanage, Camp, Pune on 7th January, 2018 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. The Program was started by recitation of few verses from the Holy Quran by Mr. Zaid Shaikh. The inauguration was done by Vice Principal Prof. Iqbal Shaikh of our college. Mr. Wahid Biyabani, Head Master of School of Tayyabia Orphanage and Dr. Mujeeb Shaikh were also a part of it.
On this occasion Prof. Iqbal Shaikh addressed to the children about importance of personal and general hygiene. He also focused on some health and nutrition related issues and their way of solutions.
Mr. Wahid Biyabani emphasized in his talk on need of awareness and how to inculcate such habits in children in their daily practices and at mass level. The students of T.Y.B.Sc. Botany gave presentations on various topics related with Health, Hygiene and Nutrition with the help of power point presentation, videos and discussion with the orphan children.
On this occasion we were blessed to share our small bit of love and concern by distributing more than 100 Health and Nutrition Kits to the children of Tayyabia Orphanage by Prof. Iqbal Shaikh, Mr. Wahid Biyabani, staff members and T.Y.B.Sc. (Botany) students of Poona College. The program was concluded with vote of thanks proposed by Dr. Kalim Shaikh.
The overall success of the said event was due to the hard work put in by the programme co-ordinator Dr. Rafik U. Shaikh. It was a blessed occasion to share the orphans where 12 students from Department of Botany of the college actively participated.  Dr. Shoeb Ahmad, Mr. Wasim Shaikh and Ms. Tadvi Noorulain also attend the programme. We look forward for continuous support of authorities in future also.

Dr. Rafik U. Shaikh

Program Coordinator

    Students and Staff along with Prof. Iqbal Shaikh (Vice Principal) 
at Tayyabia Orphanage

Distribution of nutrition kits to orphan kids



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