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First anniversary of 'Bharosa' celebrated in Hyderabad
Cyberabad police celebrated first anniversary of ‘Bharosa Family and Counselling Centre’ located at District Area Hospital, Kondapur on Wednesday.
Hyderabad: Cyberabad police celebrated first anniversary of 'Bharosa Family and Counselling Centre' located at District Area Hospital, Kondapur on Wednesday.
V C Sajjanar, Cyberabad Police Commissioner has inaugurated the centre on October 15, 2018. The re-united families along with the police officers inaugurated the programme by watering a growing plant symbolising growth of a happy family.
The Cyberabad CP had congratulated the Bharosa team which has resolved about 350 cases related to marital disputes and thanked Alcoholic Anonymous, a drug de-addiction centre and other support centres for partnering with Bharosa to bring families together.
He appreciated and thanked Society for Cyber Security Council for the extended support for Bharosa, 6 She Shuttles, Margadarshak Programme, ICC workshops and creating awareness on women's safety for about 3.5 lakh working women in the IT and other related areas.
He felicitated and congratulated the re-united couples through Bharosa centre. He also released a set of books containing moral value stories for the benefit of child victims.
