Assam: BSF Wives Welfare Association celebrates BWWA Day at Guwahati Frontier

Guwahati (Assam) [India], September 18 : The Border Security Force Wives Welfare Association (BWWA) celebrated the 32nd BWWA Day with enthusiasm at the Frontier Headquarters, in Guwahati.
The event was inaugurated by Nidhi Deouskar, Head of BWWA, Guwahati, who lit the ceremonial lamp in the presence of all BWWA members.

The celebration featured a variety of vibrant cultural programs that added to the festive atmosphere.
In a solemn and respectful tribute, the wives of BSF martyrs who sacrificed their lives while protecting the nation were also felicitated for their enduring strength and courage.
BWWA Head, Nidhi Deouskar spoke on the occasion and said that the BWWA has played in supporting and uplifting the families of BSF personnel.
She highlighted the organization's tireless efforts in ensuring the welfare of BSF families, both serving and retired. In her address, she acknowledged BWWA's commitment to empowering these families through various initiatives.
BWWA, was established in 1992, aims to promote the welfare of families of all serving and retired BSF personnel, including the rehabilitation of widows, vocational training for economic empowerment, and undertaking charitable missions.
Over the years, BWWA has emerged as a non-profit organization dedicated to training and assisting spouses of BSF personnel in skill development, education for children, career counseling, health, lifestyle improvements, housing for widows, and addressing their concerns.
BWWA continues to strive toward its mission of strengthening the community, ensuring the well-being of BSF families, and equipping them to face life's challenges with resilience and confidence.