A day at Fun City, and quilts before the winter
In the autumn of 2016 the Indradhanush children had their first day out at an amusement park, and two months later their families received quilts and warm clothes.

By October 2016 the Foundation had been putting more than 50 Gadhiya Lohar children through school for two years. Their lives on the roadside left little room for play, so on Navami, during the Navratri festival, the Foundation's volunteers took all of them to the Fun City amusement park in Bareilly. For a whole day the children went from ride to ride and game to game, and shared a meal together before going home.
Winter brought the other side of the work. On 21 December 2016, the second day of that year's winter distribution, the children of the Delapeer settlement and their families received warm inners, caps, socks and quilts to see them through the cold months in their tents.
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