In April 2026, the Kids Club programs at Krishnarampur and Polenite continued to maintain steady participation and regular engagement among beneficiaries, collectively reaching 112 families. Attendance remained stable throughout the month, with active participation observed in educational and recreational activities across both centres. The program also witnessed encouraging progress among beneficiaries.

In April 2026, the computer centers at Balarampur, Krishnarampur, and Srijani successfully provided digital literacy training to 48 students enrolled in Computer Application (CA) and Desktop Publishing (DTP) courses. Key training areas included MS Word, Internet basics, and advanced Photoshop techniques such as photo masking and printing modes. A major achievement during the month was the consistent 100% attendance recorded in several batches, reflecting strong student participation and commitment.

On 16th April 2026, members of the Yoga Committee from the Salt Lake area visited the FTBK education centre to support and encourage children from vulnerable families. During the visit, they interacted with the children, understood their educational needs, and motivated them to continue their studies regularly. A total of 14 educational support hampers containing notebooks, pens, erasers, and sharpeners were distributed among 6 boys and 8 girls from 11 families. The visit created a positive impact on the children and the guests highly appreciated the educational efforts carried out by FTBK.

On 4th April 2026, a Blood Donation Camp was successfully organized at Srijani by Joka Srijani Park Kalyan O Unnayan Samiti in association with Free To Be Kids Charitable Trust. The program aimed to encourage voluntary blood donation and raise awareness about its importance. A total of 130 donors participated in the camp, reflecting strong community involvement and social responsibility. Free To Be Kids Charitable Trust supported the program by providing nutritious meals to all participants and volunteers. The camp successfully contributed to blood collection efforts while also increasing awareness and community participation in social causes.

The 16th Foundation Day of Free To Be Kids was celebrated at the FTBK Main Campus with the participation of 236 beneficiaries from 186 families, along with guests, staff, and community members. The event aimed to celebrate the organization’s impact, strengthen partnerships, and provide support to children and families.

The program included a welcome dance, guest speeches, and a presentation on FTBK’s achievements. A total of 29 students from the computer training batch graduated, and 7 ALP students were recognized for their progress. Cultural performances added to the celebration.

As part of community support, educational materials were distributed to 150 children. Wheelchairs, commode chairs, an emergency light, and sewing machines were also provided to selected beneficiaries to support their needs and livelihoods.

International Women’s Day was celebrated on 8th March 2026 at Krishnarampur and Srijani with the participation of 38 women from the community. The program aimed to recognize the role of women and encourage confidence, awareness, and mutual support. The session included an introduction on the importance of the day, followed by an address by Mrs. Lalita Binu, who motivated the participants to build confidence and take active roles in their families and communities. The celebration concluded with a cake-cutting, creating a joyful atmosphere.

The program was successfully conducted and encouraged women while promoting a positive and supportive environment.

On 14th March 2026, Free To Be Kids Charitable Trust organized a recreational visit to Nicco Park with 21 participants, including trustees, staff members, and children. The visit aimed to provide a joyful break from routine and support the emotional well-being of the participants. During the outing, everyone enjoyed various rides, including water park activities, Sky Drive, Roller Coaster, and children’s rides. The day was filled with fun, active participation, and interaction among the group.

The visit was a refreshing and memorable experience that helped participants relax, build stronger bonds, and create happy memories together.

The FTBK team accompanied five special beneficiaries to the Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy for medical consultation and expert guidance. During the visit, the children received special education support and professional assessment from the specialists. Parents were also guided on how to better care for their children and support their development at home.

The FTBK team and parents were sensitized about important government support schemes such as Niramaya Health Insurance Scheme. Parents were encouraged to update their children’s disability certificates and apply for the Unique Disability ID (UDID) Card so that they can access available benefits. All beneficiaries were also advised to stay connected with the institute and visit at least once every three months for regular follow-up and better support for the children’s overall development.

On 14 February 2026, Free To Be Kids organized an orientation program at the Balarampur Centre with the participation of 23 students and 16 parents. Among the students, 14 were girls and 9 were boys. The program began with a welcome to the parents, followed by an address from Binu A.S., Managing Trustee, who encouraged parents to stay connected with the centre and shared an overview of the organization’s mission.

The computer course curriculum and learning expectations were explained by Samrat Barui, Computer Trainer, while Abhijit Chakraborty shared guidelines on discipline and attendance. The session concluded with a vote of thanks, and all pending registration documents and fees were collected from the students.

On 6th February 2026, Free To Be Kids organized a Children’s Medical Check-up Camp at the FTBK Srijani Campus in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Behala. A total of 74 beneficiaries participated in the program, including 33 mothers and 41 children.

The camp was attended by Sanghamitra Dutta Gupta, President of the Rotary Club, along with Dr. Sumita Basu and Dr. Neena Ghosh, who conducted individual health check-ups for the children. The doctors examined their height, weight, and general health condition, prescribed medicines, and provided guidance to mothers on child nutrition, hygiene, and proper care. Medicines, nutritious lunch, and refreshments were also provided to the beneficiaries.