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HCPA Celebrates 40th Foundation Day at Sneh Kunj, Dwarka

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The Handicapped Children’s Parents Association (HCPA) celebrated its 40th Foundation Day on 22 February 2026 at Sneh Kunj, Sector-5, Dwarka, Delhi.

Members from across Delhi NCR attended the celebration along with their special children, making the event a meaningful and joyful gathering.

A Heartwarming Start to the Celebration

The program began with a ceremonial lamp lighting by the special children of Sneh Kunj, followed by a devotional Ganesh Vandana, setting a positive and spiritual tone for the event.

Students from Sneh Kunj then presented beautiful performances including:

  • Poems
  • Songs
  • Dance performances

Their heartfelt presentations were warmly appreciated by the audience.

Performances by Special Schools

Children from several institutions also participated and showcased their talents through music and dance. Participating institutions included:

  • New Asha Special School
  • Bal Vihar Kendra
  • Saksham Pratibha Kendra

A lively dance session on Bollywood music brought smiles and energy to the celebration as children enthusiastically joined in the fun.

Distinguished Guests and Supporters

The event was graced by the presence of representatives and dignitaries from various organizations including:

  • Gurudwara Singh Sabha, Dwarka (Sector 11)
  • Arya Samaj Dwarka
  • Senior doctors from Aakash Hospital
  • Senior executives from Relaxo Footwear
  • Members of Rotary Club of Delhi Govinda

Prominent attendees also included:

  • Amod Poddar
  • Mrs. Vijaylaxmi (Stand & Stride)
  • Social activists Mukesh Sinha and Usha Zalpuri

Their presence added encouragement and recognition to the efforts of HCPA and the children.

Message from HCPA President

Addressing the gathering, HCPA President Ashok Verma emphasized the need for greater community involvement in supporting persons with Cerebral Palsy and multiple disabilities.

He stated:

“I strongly feel that more and more people should come forward for the welfare of persons suffering from Cerebral Palsy and multiple disabilities. I appeal to citizens, social organisations and corporates to extend their support to institutions working for disabled adults with Cerebral Palsy and multiple disabilities, as this area is still largely neglected by society.”

He highlighted that parents of such individuals often worry about their children’s future, particularly when they are no longer able to care for them. Therefore, institutions like HCPA must receive stronger support from society and corporate organizations.

Future Vision and Long-Term Support

Ashok Verma also explained HCPA’s future plans, which focus on creating long-term care and support systems for adults with disabilities, especially those living with Cerebral Palsy and other multiple disabilities.

The organization continues to work towards building sustainable care facilities and support structures that ensure dignity, security, and a better quality of life for special adults.

Office Bearers Present

Other HCPA members present during the celebration included:

  • Dr. Sushil Kumar – Vice President
  • Sh. K. K. Nangia – Vice President
  • Sh. Ramesh Kumar Narang – Secretary
  • Sh. R. K. Nangia – Joint Secretary
  • Sh. Gulshan Gulati – Treasure
  • Sh. Narender Gohil – Hostel In-charge

Their continued dedication plays an important role in the development of Sneh Kunj and in providing care and opportunities for special children and adults.

A Memorable Milestone

The 40th Foundation Day celebration was a memorable and emotional event for everyone involved. Spending time with these wonderful children brought joy to all attendees and reinforced the importance of compassion, inclusion, and collective responsibility.

The event concluded with appreciation for the management committee and volunteers who continue to work tirelessly for the welfare of special children and adults.

Long Live HCPA.