Report on CNGI Outreach Programme

Institution: St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, Bengaluru
Venue: Little Sisters of the Poor, Bengaluru
Programme: CNGI Outreach Programme
Date: 8 October 2026
Time: 3:00 PM
St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, Bengaluru, organized a fruitful and meaningful CNGI Outreach Programme at Little Sisters of the Poor, Bengaluru, on 8 October 2026 at 3:00 PM, with the aim of spreading love, happiness, compassion, and togetherness among the residents of the institution.

The programme was organized under the guidance and support of Sr. Martha and the CNGI Unit of St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, Bengaluru. The presence and participation of Mam Vasanthi, State-Level In-Charge of Nursing, added great value to the programme. We express our sincere gratitude to her for her presence, encouragement, and support in promoting the spirit of outreach and community service.

The programme was conducted in a warm and joyful atmosphere, bringing together students and teams from St. Martha’s, St. Philomena’s, Vimalalaya, St. John’s, and St. Theresa. It provided a wonderful opportunity to share happiness, strengthen relationships, and demonstrate the values of love, kindness, and service.

The programme began with a warm welcome to the Sisters, faculty members, volunteers, students, and residents of Little Sisters of the Poor. The gathering created an atmosphere of joy and togetherness.

The programme commenced with a beautiful prayer song presented by the students of St. Martha’s, seeking God’s blessings for everyone present. This was followed by an energetic dance performance by the students of St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, which brought colour, rhythm, and enthusiasm to the celebration.

The team from Vimalalaya conducted enjoyable games that encouraged active participation, interaction, and laughter among the residents. The activities created a lively atmosphere and promoted happiness and togetherness.

The students of St. John’s presented a meaningful role play that combined entertainment with valuable life lessons. Subsequently, the students of St. Theresa performed a lively action song, filling the gathering with music, smovement, and cheerfulness.

All the performances and activities were well received and contributed to making the programme engaging and memorable. The outreach visit provided students with a valuable opportunity to develop empathy, compassion, teamwork, communication skills, and a spirit of community service. It also reinforced the importance of caring for others, respecting every individual, and spreading happiness through simple acts of kindness.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt expression of gratitude to all the participating institutions, students, teachers, volunteers, and organizers. Special thanks were extended to the Sisters and the entire team of Little Sisters of the Poor for their warm hospitality and cooperation. Sincere appreciation was also conveyed to Sr. Martha and the CNGI Unit for their dedicated efforts in organizing the programme, and to Mam Vasanthi, State-Level In-Charge of Nursing, for her valuable presence and encouragement.

The CNGI Outreach Programme was truly a fruitful and memorable day for everyone involved. It was not merely an occasion for performances, games, and entertainment, but also an opportunity to experience the joy of giving, caring, and serving others. The programme strengthened the spirit of compassion, unity, and social responsibility among the participants.

The day ended with hearts filled with gratitude and happiness, leaving everyone with beautiful memories and a renewed commitment to spreading love, kindness, and compassion in the community.

Submitted by:
St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, Bengaluru