DIMAPUR — The United Women Welfare Organisation (UWWO) marked its Golden Jubilee on October 24 at Childrens Park in Supply Colony, Dimapur, commemorating five decades of service dedicated to the welfare of women and children across the region. The celebration brought together office-bearers, beneficiaries, and local dignitaries to honor the milestone.
Founded in the early 1970s, UWWO has evolved from a grassroots initiative into a cornerstone of social support in Nagaland and the wider Northeast, consistently addressing gaps in healthcare, education, and livelihood assistance. Over the past 50 years, the organisation has touched countless lives through sustained outreach programs, emergency relief efforts, and advocacy for gender-inclusive development.
Speaking at the event, senior officials emphasized the organisation's resilience and adaptability, noting that its longevity reflects the unwavering commitment of its volunteers and members. According to reports by Nagaland Post, the jubilee served not only as a retrospective of achievements but also as a platform to galvanize new partnerships for future welfare missions.
As UWWO enters its next half-century, leaders indicated plans to expand digital outreach, strengthen youth empowerment modules, and deepen collaboration with governmental and non-governmental stakeholders. The golden jubilee marks a pivotal moment as the organisation pivots toward scalable, sustainable impact while honoring its founding principles.