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Government Interface – Community Foundation for Children and Aging

Government Interface

This year, CFCA was invited by P.S Hauz Khas to participate in Delhi Police Week. The CFCA team, beneficiaries, and women participated alongside the Delhi Police in raising awareness about drug addiction and cybercrime. They organized a rally with impactful slogans to educate the community on these critical issues like- SAY-NO-TO-DRUGS, Girl Child Education, Cyber Crime. A street play was also performed, highlighting the harmful effects of drug addiction and its consequences on individuals and families.
At the DCP office, Police Station Hauz Khas, CFCA-sponsored children took part in a poster-making competition. Their artwork conveyed strong messages on the importance of staying safe from drugs and cyber threats.
Additionally, the DCP South organized a special program at NCUI to raise awareness about cybercrime among senior citizens. The CFCA team participated by performing a stage play that demonstrated common cyber frauds and ways to stay protected online.
The event was a step towards building a safer community, reinforcing the need for collective action against these challenges.