Project · January 3, 2025

Splash of Happiness (part of L.I.N.K. initiative)

This heartwarming twinning project with the Rotaract Club of Chandigarh Shivalik (India) aimed to unite children from both countries through creativity, engaging them in drawing, storytelling, and music. It fostered joy and connection across borders while strengthening Rotaractor teamwork and leadership, emphasising inclusion and cultural appreciation. Future improvements could include better planning tools and expanded social media reach.

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Chandigarh Shivalik, India

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