Behind every child’s laughter, there is a heart longing to be understood, valued, and loved. Children may not always express their emotions in words, but their eyes speak stories of strength, innocence, and silent hope. Sometimes, all they need is someone to sit beside them, hold their hand, and remind them that they truly matter 🌈
With this belief in our hearts, Project Senehase Nāgam, organized by the Rotaract Club, continues its journey of spreading love by reaching out to children’s homes and elders’ homes where compassion is not just needed, but deeply cherished.
On 21st November, we had the privilege of visiting Navodya Special School, a children’s home that nurtures young souls with unique abilities. From the moment we stepped into the premises, we were greeted with warm smiles filled with curiosity and excitement. Though words were few, emotions flowed freely through their expressions.
Art became our shared language. We sat together, colours scattered around us, and watched as little hands brought their imaginations to life. Each drawing reflected their inner worlds bright, joyful, and beautifully pure. Alongside art, we engaged in fun activities, laughter-filled games, and playful moments that erased any boundaries between us. For those few hours, it didn’t feel like a visit; it felt like family.
What truly touched our hearts was their joy in the smallest moments. A smile after finishing a drawing, a clap after a funny game, and the innocent happiness of being surrounded by people who genuinely cared. These children reminded us that joy doesn’t come from abundance, but from connection.
Project Senehase Nāgam is not merely about charity it is about human connection, empathy, and shared happiness. Every visit teaches us gratitude and reminds us how powerful kindness can be. As we left Navodya Special School that day, our hearts were heavier with emotion yet lighter with purpose.
We may not know how long our presence stays in their lives, but we believe the memories we created the colours, laughter, and love will remain quietly in their hearts. And in those moments when they need strength, perhaps they will remember that day someone chose them, listened to them, and loved them.
Because sometimes, all it takes to change a world is one smile at a time.
Penned by- Rtr. Dulyana Dewwandi


