Pathfinders Club of India is a socio-cultural club which was founded on the eve of India’s 50th year of Indian Freedom i.e. on 14.08.1997 by the then students of the National Museum Institute, National Museum, New Delhi.
At the time of our Course-duration in the institute, many of the students were felt and interested to form one organization with the main aim of Child Welfare activities, which will also serve as a link between the like minded students from the institute who are interested in the social welfare activities but unable to do anything in this field as a individual. The result is a common platform ‘Pathfinder’s Club of India’. Although the society was formed on 14.08.1997, the club was duly registered with societies registration act in 1999 only.
Soon after the inception of our club, the Club organized one cultural programme along with NDMC in the premises of Sandhya Old Age home Naoroji Nagar on the occasion of birth anniversary of 23.01.21998. The function was attended by our founding Patron Dr. (Late) G.N. Pant, Ex-Director, National Museum Institute, National Museum in which the late Chairman of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation late Shri Imtiaz Ali was also present as a Chief guest.
From the day of inception of our Club, we have been doing our best to fulfill the purpose of it i.e., we have been catering to the career counseling and cultural needs of the children of ‘S.O.S Villages of children’. Faridabad and also teaching to the slum children of the Indira Camp, N.D.S.E.-II in their slum premises.
From then onwards, we have been engaged in following activities :
