Mental health and gender equality are important aspects of a healthy and respectful society. Creating awareness among students about these topics helps them understand their emotions and treat others with fairness and empathy. To promote this awareness, Welfare Kalka Foundation , a NGO in Ghaziabad organized a seminar . The seminar aimed to educate students about mental well-being, stress management, and the importance of gender equality in everyday life. The session was designed to be interactive so that students could openly discuss their feelings, learn from experts, and understand how respect and equality can positively impact their personal and social lives.

Overview

  • Topic: Seminar on Mental Health and Gender Equality Awareness
  • Date: 5th February 2026 (Thursday)
  • Venue: Vijay Singh Pathik School, Dadri, Greater Noida
  • Resource Person: Yukti Gupta (Jr. Psychologist)
  • Supporting Team: Navya Singh (Intern), Shreya Pandey (Intern)
  • Participants: Students from Class 8th to 10th
  • Total Students: Approximately 30–40 students
  • Teachers Present: 2 teachers

Key Highlights

  • An interactive awareness session was conducted focusing on mental health and emotional well-being.
  • Students were informed about common mental health issues, stress, and emotional challenges faced during teenage years.
  • The speakers discussed the importance of gender equality and mutual respect in schools, families, and society.
  • Students were encouraged to share their thoughts and express their feelings openly.
  • Guidance was provided on how to address gender discrimination and promote fairness in everyday situations.
  • A creative activity called the “Emotion Jar” was conducted where students drew a jar and filled it with emotions they had been experiencing recently.
  • The activity helped students identify, understand, and express their emotions in a creative and comfortable way
  • The session created a safe and engaging environment where students felt comfortable discussing personal experiences.

Conclusion

The seminar successfully created awareness about mental health, emotional expression, and gender equality among young students. By combining discussion with creative activities, the session helped students gain a deeper understanding of their emotions and the importance of respecting others.

Through initiatives like this, We continues to play an important role in guiding young minds toward emotional well-being, empathy, and equality. The positive response from students and teachers demonstrated how essential such awareness programs are in schools. When students learn to manage their emotions and respect differences early in life, they grow into responsible and compassionate individuals who contribute to a more inclusive society.