Guwahati: A teenager in Arizona, the US, has attracted global attention to its long working hours as a volunteer during a pandemic.
Born to parents from Assam – they are Indian foreign nationals (OCI) – The 11th Grader, Diya Nath, has been respected with a certificate from US President Joe Biden in recognition of his example.
After completing more than 100 hours of hard voluntary work, including making Covid masks during a pandemic to help the elderly stay in senior centers and cleaning the community park, he has been presented with a prestigious gold presidential service award.
Diya, who works for international rental humanitarian organizations as a volunteer, says he wants to help the community and he feeds starving children, making facial masks, cleaning the community park, holding webinars about their own health and self-care through their own advocacy.
‘Supporting its participants, equity, aid / acceptance and kindness’, speaks, is a big testimony for its efforts to help friends with everyday problems by asking them to find solutions in themselves.
Make a video of consciousness about Covid and collecting money for rent by doing sand paintings is part of the whole-hearted effort to serve humanity.
When the certificate, signed by Biden, was sent to Diya directly by SWA member International USA-Arizona Chapter on Monday, it was a moment of life for the whole family of Nath.
There are no ceremonies, but achievements will be celebrated through various platforms for extraordinary businesses to volunteer more than 100 hours.
“My work has begun now with this President award.
If you voluntarily, I give a little happiness for people, I am happy to give them that support.
Life has been difficult for all of us, but we must always be positive and look for a silver layer by realizing needs Others, “said Diya to Ti by telephone.
The certification process began in early November when the volunteers handed over their hours.
This hour is then verified by senior members of the organization and the application is forwarded to Ameri Corps, a government organization that aims to improve life, strengthen the community and foster the involvement of citizenship through services and volunteers.
This year, because Covid, there are no formal events but community partner members come personally to submit certificates to him at home.
Humble girls have become role models for many friends and their communities.
At the age of 14, Diya wrote the best-selling book # 1 first “Healthy habits for you who are healthier” to help teenagers with weight loss and talk about their journey to reduce the BMI.
He also developed its own super line, “Oxiblast”, which is a flavonoid with many benefits.
Diya is the oldest child of Diganta Nath and Rachna Nath.
Rachna is an educator, scientist and innovator born in Assam.
Diganta is a computer engineer and works for health insurance companies and from barpeta, in the lower Assam.
Diya’s parents are supporters of diligent career and they have greatly contributed to the progress of Diya projects and voluntary work.
“I am very grateful to my parents as a major supporter in my life,” said Diya, a 11th grade student at Arizona College Prep-High School, a public school in Chandler Arizona.
Indian volunteers win the honor of US presidency
