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DUBAI — Child Relief and You (CRY), an Indian NGO that works towards restoring basic rights to underprivileged Indian children, will organise a CRY – Kids Colouring and Drawing competition at the Crystal Lounge in India Club, Dubai on August 12.
The competition will start at 11am, while the registration for the event will open one hour before the start of the event on August 12 at the India Club itself.
The registration fee per child will be Dh10 and the competition will be open to both members and non-members of India Club, Dubai
The colouring and drawing competition has been divided into four age groups and different themes.
The competition, said a Press release, will be judged by well-known painters in their own fields.
Each child will get a certificate of participation and the winners will take away passes from Wild Wadi Water Park.
For further queries on the competition, participants can contact 'Friends of Cry' or log on to dubaifoc@yahoo.com.
Friends of CRY–Dubai, is a group of supporters of CRY India, working together towards the cause of underpriviliged children and trying to make their little contribution towards raising those resources to make life special for some of those children.
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