Introduction
The National Service Scheme (NSS) aims to instill a sense of social responsibility in students by involving them in constructive community service activities. NSS activities focus on community development, personal growth, and the improvement of the standard of living in society. This report highlights the key activities conducted by the NSS during the year.
Objectives
To promote social awareness and responsibility among students. To develop leadership and organizational skills. To provide practical exposure to community service.
To enhance students’ personality through exposure to social challenges.
Key Activities Conducted by Mr. B Jagadeswar, Program Officer Unit-1, Mr. D Hariprasad, Program Officer Unit-2,
Blood Donation Camps: NSS units regularly organize blood donation camps in collaboration with hospitals and blood banks.
Volunteers and donors are mobilized from various departments within the institution. The camp typically sees enthusiastic participation, raising awareness about the importance of blood donation in saving lives.
Health and Hygiene Awareness Camps: Health awareness programs are conducted in villages and slums to educate people about basic hygiene practices, vaccinations, and maternal health.
NSS volunteers also participate in health check-up camps, where medical practitioners offer free consultations and distribute essential medicines.
Tree Plantation Drives: NSS organizes tree plantation drives to promote environmental conservation. Volunteers plant saplings in schools, parks, and roadside areas and educate locals about the importance of trees in combating climate change.
Women Empowerment Programs: Workshops and seminars are held to raise awareness about women’s rights, gender equality, and self-defense. Skill development programs such as handicraft training are conducted to help women become financially independent.
Awareness Campaigns: NSS organizes awareness programs on various social issues such as drug abuse, AIDS, road safety, voter registration, and more. Street plays, rallies, poster-making competitions, and public speeches are some of the mediums used to convey messages effectively.
Collaborating with more NGOs and government bodies for large-scale social initiatives. Conducting more skill development and vocational training programs for youth and women.
Digital literacy programs to help bridge the gap between rural and urban populations.