Anup Shah and Surbhi Desai from Extentia joined hands with the Friends of Children (FoC) under the ‘Unnati Outreach’ banner to conduct a series of mock interview sessions for final year college students. The session included tips on the process of hiring with real-time assessments. As students came from rural areas where such training opportunities are scarce, this program enabled them to get a much-needed insight into the workings of the corporate world and developed their communication and interpersonal skills. They were eager to learn and asked some intelligent questions. Anup Shah said, “Interacting with the young generation and future workforce of India was interesting and challenging at the same time.”

As part of our corporate social responsibility program Sakaar, Extentia continues its tradition of annual blood donation this year too. 93 enthusiastic Extentians came forward and supported this cause generously. Extentia’s ‘Infinite’ house organized the drive in association with KEM Hospital, Pune at our Koregaon Park office. The blood collected will be used by the KEM Hospital Blood Bank to support hospital procedures, such as emergency transfusions, and for the treatment of long-term illnesses.

Unicorns house of Extentia organized a tree plantation drive at The Deep Griha Academy, Chaufulla on July 8 where the Extentians planted 30 Sapota saplings. They also spent quality time with the kids at the orphanage and helped with coding and labeling of books in the school library. In a session of Rangmanch – the kids came forward for storytelling, singing, quiz, dancing, and more. The eventful day ended with a round of outdoor games. Overall, the event was successful and provided a fulfilling experience to the volunteers.

Unicorns house of Extentia organized a tree plantation drive at The Deep Griha Academy, Chaufulla on July 8 where the Extentians planted 30 Sapota saplings. They also spent quality time with the kids at the orphanage and helped with coding and labeling of books in the school library. In a session of Rangmanch – the kids came forward for storytelling, singing, quiz, dancing, and more. The eventful day ended with a round of outdoor games. Overall, the event was successful and provided a fulfilling experience to the volunteers.

Extentia’s Anup Shah, Pranay Agarwal, and Surbhi Desai participated in a couple of workshops conducted for the students of Friends of Children (FoC) from Sangli and Pune district. The sessions included mock interviews and training on non-verbal communication through games, videos, and group discussions. The aim of these regularly conducted workshops is the overall development of the underprivileged students. These sessions enable them to improve their communication and interpersonal skills as they gear up for their future interview processes.

Extentians conducted an Indian independence themed arts and crafts workshop at Deep Griha Academy. Sixty students from the community participated in a variety of activities – drawing, coloring, quizzes and interactive storytelling. The students learned interesting facts about Indian independence told through stories by Extentians. The highlight of the session was a self-choreographed piece presented by the students.