In an era where environmental concerns are paramount, Foundation For Equal Citizenship stands out with its proactive initiatives. Recently, the organisation directed a plantation drive aimed at enhancing environmental safety and raising awareness about the importance of greenery in our lives. This event was particularly significant due to the enthusiastic participation of children, who played a crucial role in planting numerous plants.

The plantation drive, held in a local park in Trilokpuri, was a sight to behold. The park, usually bustling with recreational activities, was transformed into a hub of environmental action. Children, armed with shovels and watering cans, displayed an eagerness and dedication that was truly heartwarming. Their involvement was not just about planting trees but also about understanding the vital role these plants play in maintaining ecological balance.

As the children planted saplings, there was a noticeable sense of joy and accomplishment. Each plant symbolised a commitment to a greener tomorrow. The variety of plants chosen for the drive included indigenous species that are well-suited to the local climate and soil conditions. This selection not only ensured the plant’s survival but also promoted biodiversity in the area.

“I planted five different saplings and contributed towards the environment.” Says Fardeen. 

Parents and volunteers were equally involved, providing guidance and assistance to the young participants. This collaborative effort highlighted the community’s role in environmental conservation. It was a perfect example of how collective action can bring about meaningful change. The drive also served as a bonding experience for families, uniting them in a shared purpose of protecting and nurturing the environment.

In addition to planting trees, the event featured various fun activities such as drawing and games centered around environmental themes. These activities were designed to reinforce the lessons learned during the educational session, making the entire experience both enjoyable and informative for the children. The smiles on their faces and the pride in their eyes, as they completed their planting tasks, were a testament to the success of the initiative.

The FFEC’s plantation drive was more than just an event; it was a movement towards fostering a deeper connection with nature among the younger generation. By involving children in such activities, the organisation is sowing the seeds of environmental stewardship early on, ensuring that the future custodians of our planet are well-informed and passionate about preserving it. The event was conducted on the World Environmental Day.

In conclusion, the FFEC’s plantation drive was a remarkable effort in promoting environmental safety and awareness. The active participation of children, supported by their families and the community, made it a memorable and impactful event. As the saplings grow into trees, they will stand as living reminders of the collective effort to safeguard our environment. This initiative not only beautified the local area but also instilled a lasting appreciation for nature in the hearts of the young participants.

 “Earlier I used to be a gully boy type. Ever since I joined FFEC NGO, a lot of improvements came within me.” Says Fardeen.

Fardeen is a young 17-year-old lad who loves vlogging. He is ambitious, determined and full of zeal. He completely ignored his studies and indulged in vlogging. To grow in the field of vlogging, he proceeded towards a media house in Gurugram but faced rejection due to his insufficient academic record. This rejection taught him the prestige of studies. After having a backdrop for consecutive two years, Fardeen is standing strong and pursuing his 10^th.

Fardeen used to work part-time where he made beautiful and enchanting handcrafted items. He says creating the video required some amount of money as we have to travel. He bought his hard-earned camera so that he could deliver the best videos. The grit he has for videography cannot be defined in words. He created his own YouTube channel where he gained 700+ subscribers in no time. It was his commitment which brought him this plate of success. However, he realised his studies were being affected drastically. His two years of academics faced backdrops. At this moment, he realised that he had to prioritize his studies over vlogging. When he joined the Foundation For Equal Citizenship NGO, his point of view transformed. His marks surged incredibly and he became single-minded towards his studies. 

Fardeen was a short-tempered boy. Joining hands with FFEC helped him overcome his anger issues. His nature became jolly, friendly and compatible.  

Fardeen says “I am on break, I will not leave vlogging. My priority is to complete my studies.”

After his 12^th he will continue fulfilling his dream of becoming a blogger and FFEC stands in support of him. Today, Fardeen is a changed boy who is devoted, strong and full of enthusiasm. He has plenty of dreams which he promised himself to paint in reality. His family supports him and has faith that Fardeen will shine with flying colours.