Question

Every year there are floods or droughts in the country. Victims suffer a lot. The government does a lot to help the people, but it is not enough. Society also must do its bit. Write a speech in 150-200 words to be delivered in the school morning assembly describing how the students can also help by collecting clothes, money and medicines from their neighbourhoods. You are Arun/Aruna.

Answer 1

Extending a Helping Hand to Disaster Victims

Good morning, respected Principal ma’am, teachers and friends. I am Aruna of Class XII. Recently, we have heard the news about floods in one portion of our country and an earthquake affecting another part of the country. Both natural calamities have resulted in widespread destruction. Thousands have been left homeless and stuck in rescue camps.

We purchase a lot of clothing during the year. Many clothes in our wardrobes remain untouched. There are millions of underprivileged individuals around the globe who need basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter, making it unfair to discard them. Donate old clothes to orphanages, old age homes, or local clothing drives. We can provide for them and make their smiles less painful. Instead of dumping outdated clothes, consider donating them. Donating old garments can help many victims of floods and earthquakes rebuild their lives. Donating clothes and shoes is the most effective approach to organising a collection. Donating is a straightforward and effective way to assist those in need. The school has 12 collecting containers for clothing, shoes and medicine, strategically placed throughout the building. Donate used clothes to victims of floods and earthquakes across the country. Our school is collecting second-hand clothing and medications to support the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund.

I urge all of you to be a part of this noble cause.

Thank You.