The NHSF (UK) have been involved in many activities and the past year has been a remarkable one for them. They have had a record membership of 4,083. They have welcomed the 50th chapter to their family and their recently launched website has had over 100,000 views.
In the past year, the NHSF have had over 170 sewa (service) activities during Sewa Week, with 85% of all chapters participating. Additionally, they also had 90% of members participating in Sewa Week. There were over 35 food collections and 200 Antony Nolan registrations. There were 623 Aartis, 409 learning workshops, 184 debates, 52 speaker visits and 542 Hanuman Chalisas nationally (76% of all chapters doing regular learning). Furthermore, there were 5 students engaged with gathering for the General Elections through the NHFS political campaigns initiative. The NHSF also had 900 participants at their National Sports Competition, with 118 teams competing across five sports.
The NHSF have further made some important achievements and new initiatives. These include the launch of the Hindu Awareness Week; the revamp of the National Blood Donation Day, to become the National Donation Day where the NHSF work with bone marrow, blood and organ donation organisations for greater donor registration.
The NHSF also launched their new brand and website, their App and their NatCom Development programme.
The NHSF have had a successful year with recruitment and they aim to continue to strive towards their vision, ensuring to create a home away from home for all Hindu students while also nurturing eternal Hindu principles. They will develop future leaders and role models to ensure that there is Hindu representation in all spheres of society.