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Community, All Year Round

More Than a Festival

Welworth City Puja Committee Trust believes that building community means more than celebration. As a registered Non-Profit Public Charitable Trust, we see it as our responsibility to give back to the people and the neighbourhood that make Provident Welworth City home, not just during the festival season, but through the entire year.

This work runs alongside our festivals, not apart from them. The same volunteers who organise Durga Puja are often the ones running a health camp in one season, planting saplings in the next, or spending an afternoon at a nearby old age home. It is not a separate initiative bolted onto the Puja calendar; it is part of the same spirit that brings this community together every year, care extended a little further, a little more often.

Some of this work reaches beyond our own gates, to schools, elder care homes and green spaces in the wider Doddaballapura and Marasandra area. Some of it stays within the township, in the shared meals and gatherings that residents look forward to year after year. Together, they reflect what this Trust has tried to be since 2015: a community that shows up for itself, and for the people around it.

It is a small, resident-led effort. But one we hope grows a little further every year, in step with the community itself.

Sera Social Service Prize 2024

Awarded the Durgotsob Puroshkar by Maitri Bandhan, recognising our commitment to inclusive celebration and community service.

Community Lunch

Held annually as part of our Durga Puja celebrations, our community lunch brings together 1,500+ residents and guests over a shared meal, one of the most anticipated and unifying moments of the festival.

Community Events

Beyond rituals, we organise cultural programs, performances, and celebrations during Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja, and Nababarsho, bringing residents together and keeping the spirit of community alive across the year, not just during the festival season.

Anandamela

A festival food mela held during Durga Puja, bringing residents together over food stalls run by the community itself, including special members-only stalls. It's a small but joyful expression of the same spirit that drives our larger social initiatives, community, shared over a plate.

Science Skits

Performed by young community stars, bringing learning and entertainment together during our celebrations.

Our Journey So Far

April ─ 2026

Marasandra Anganwadi School

Procured a television and digital teaching-learning platform for the school, along with a display setup, formalised through an MoU. This initiative supports early education for children in the neighbouring community through better access to visual and digital learning tools.

September ─ 2025

Health Camp

A community health camp attended by residents, supported by doctors offering free consultations and basic health checks.

September ─ 2025

Sapling Plantation Drive

Conducted in coordination with PWCAOA and Sahayog Cooperative Society, Doddaballapura, this drive saw residents come together to green the township’s garden areas. Each participating family had the option to sponsor and personally plant a tree, a small but lasting contribution to the community’s environment. The initiative reflects a growing resident interest in sustainability alongside social and cultural life.

August ─ 2025

Clothing Distribution

New clothes were distributed to residents of the old age home (Smt. Anjanamma R L Jalappa Old Age Home), organised by committee volunteers as part of our ongoing outreach beyond the township.

August ─ 2020

Wonder on Wheels & Elocution Competition

Two education-focused community events for children: a “Wonder on Wheels” planetarium show illustrating the wonders of the universe, and an elocution competition that showcased the confidence and knowledge of our young residents.

October ─ 2020

5th Year Celebration Milestones

Marking five years since our founding in 2015, the Puja was inaugurated with the blessings of Swami Abhyananda (Ramakrishna Vivekananda Vedanta Ashram, Avalahalli) and Swamini Aparokshananda Saraswathi (Sharada Thapovana Charitable Trust, Rajankunte).

Have a question, want to volunteer, or interested in becoming a member? We'd love to hear from you.

Give us a call

+(91) 96115 69389 / +(91) 91138 54549

Send us a message

pwcpujacommittee@gmail.com

Our Address

Provident Welworth City, Marasandra, Yelahanka, Bengaluru - 562163