Computer center inaugurated at ICSW


To mark the Commemorative of Dr.K.N.George, A.J.Hariharan, Founder-Secretary of ICWO and Rtn.Vasanth Hegde, Hon President of ICSW had jointly inaugurated a computer center, counselling center programme for well-being of pregnant women and a virtual videos for crèche children at Indian Council of Social Welfare (ICSW), 5th Street, T.P.Chatram, Kilpauk, Chennai on 12th April 2021.


A.J.Hariharan, Founder-Secretary of ICWO paid tribute to Dr.K.N. George, the former director of the Madras School of Social Work (MSSW), Chennai. A report of the year and future development and improvement plans of ICSW were given by Gen. Secretary Mrs.Padma Anil Kumar. Mr.Vasanth Hegde, Hon President of ICSW presided over the Commemorative Annual Meeting of members and associates. Donors were felicitated on the occasion.

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