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RANGMANCH

Organised annually to commemorate World Disability Day, Rangmanch is one of United Way of Baroda’s flagship events dedicated to celebrating the remarkable talents, resilience, and achievements of specially-abled children and youth. Bringing together 24 partner NGOs, the event provides a vibrant and inclusive platform where participants showcase their artistic, cultural, and creative abilities through dance, music, drama, and other performances. More than a cultural programme, Rangmanch is a celebration of dignity, diversity, and equal opportunity, encouraging society to look beyond disabilities and recognize the immense potential within every individual. The event fosters confidence among participants, strengthens community engagement, and promotes meaningful interactions between persons with disabilities and the wider community. By creating an environment of acceptance, encouragement, and appreciation, Rangmanch reinforces United Way of Baroda’s commitment to building an inclusive society where every individual is empowered to express themselves, pursue their aspirations, and be celebrated for their unique abilities.

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RANGMANCH

Celebrating World Disability Day with a vibrant and inspiring event – Rangmanch. The event highlights the extraordinary talents of specially-abled children and youth, providing them with a platform to showcase their creativity and abilities. With 24 participating NGOs, the event is a true celebration of inclusivity, diversity, and empowerment.

Rangmanch serves as a reminder of the importance of inclusivity, empowerment, and creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities to express themselves. The event not only celebrates their abilities but also reinforced the values of acceptance and recognition, ensuring that every voice was heard and every talent was celebrated.

Rangmanch – A platform for the special children to showcase their talent

International Day of Persons with Disabilities promoted by United Nations is celebrated every year on 3rd December. The observance of the day aims to promote a understanding of disability issues and advocate for the dignity, rights and well being of persons with disabilities. United Way Of Baroda every year organizes a cultural program for these special persons to provide them a platform to showcase their talents, skills and abilities. About 100 persons with disability from 12 local NGOs participated in this event. The performances of these persons include various dance forms, songs and skits on various topics. Each and every performance excelled in creativity and uniqueness. The talent of these specially challenged people always proves stronger than their disability. More than 400 viewers encouraged these special children and youth. A token of appreciate was given to all those who performed. The program was followed by refreshment for all.

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