The Paduka, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children with autism, intellectual disabilities, specific learning disabilities, and other developmental challenges, organized a Drawing Competition for specially-abled children.

The event aimed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and confidence among participating children. Students from various special and inclusive schools took part enthusiastically, showcasing their imagination through vibrant colors and themes of nature, peace, and happiness.

Volunteers and educators from The Paduka provided assistance and appreciation to every participant, ensuring an inclusive and joyful atmosphere. Winners were awarded certificates and art materials, while all participants received tokens of encouragement.

Speaking on the occasion, representatives from The Paduka emphasized the importance of art as a medium of therapy and self-confidence building for differently-abled children. The event concluded with smiles, applause, and a promise to organize more such creative programs in the future.