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Snehasparsham- helping hand for poor

Date : Monthly

No of participants : 03

Report:It is a program conducted by the N.S.S. volunteers of St.Paul's College, to provide

necessary items to a needy family every month. The necessary items were given to a poor family.

The items were collected from N.S.S. volunteers.

Outcome: Many families were provided with Provisionals monthly which was very helpful

for the families. This programme helped the students to develop empathy for others. This

programme helped the students development & appreciation to other person's point of view

and also show consideration towards other living beings.

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SNEHASPARSHAN- HELPING

HAND FOR

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AWARENESS CLASS ON ROAD SAFETY

Date : 21/06/2019

No of participants :

Report: On 21st June, N.S.S. volunteers of St. Paul's college attended an awareness class on the topic Road safety

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conducted by Motor Vehicle Department of Kerala, SCMS college and Kinder Hospital.The class was so informative

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and helped us to know about the do’s and dont’s while facing with an accident. It also showed all the different safety

measures to be taken on and off the road. Students from different colleges came to attend the seminar.

Outcome: It is very important to be aware that road traffic injuries remain an important public

health problem. When road safety products are utilized correctly or efficiently, they can help save

lives, prevent accidents and injuries, and keep a society functioning in the most optimal way.

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Orientation Programme

Date : 05/07/2019


Report:

On July 5, N.S.S. orientation for the 1st years was conducted by N.S.S. volunteers of 2nd year and 3rd year. It was held

in the college auditorium at 1:30pm. The program was inaugurated by Rev. Fr. Joseph Palliparambil (Associate

Manager).The paper pens made by the N.S.S. volunteers and the N.S.S. magazine were inaugurated by both

associated manager and principal. The class session for the first year students was conducted by Mr. Sibin Antony.

Outcome: The program was really useful for the new students to know about the activities of NSS

unit of the college. The session was much entertaining and fun, and the students enjoyed it very

well.

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Paper Pen Making

Date : 05/07/2019


Report: On July 5, the paper pens which was made by N.S.S. volunteers were inaugurated. As a

step towards a greener campus and greener earth, paper pen making session was conducted by the

N.S.S unit of the college. The volunteers made paper pens by using magazine papers thereby

reusing them. About 500 pens were made by the volunteers in two days. The sales of the paper

pen was inaugurated by the Associated Manager and the principal on the day of orientation for the

first year students.

Outcome: These paper pens, a great alternative to plastic ballpoint pens, don’t just address the

plastic menace but also contain seeds that can grow into trees. This session also helped in moulding

the students to be self-reliant.

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CHELLANAM -SAND WALL MAKING

Date : 11/07/2019


Report: Residents of Chellanam village in Kochi continue to strike against the incompletion of

seawall during the monsoon season in the sea erosion-prone area.

A coastal stretch of more than a kilometre between Velankanni in Tamil Nadu and Companippady

in Kerala has experienced severe erosion of shores.More than hundred families were affected by

the flood in the coastal village of Chellanam. N.S.S. volunteers of St. Paul's College became a

part of building sea wall in Chellanam, Maruvakkad. There were about 45 students along with

two teachers who came to be part of the help. The college management and the people of

Maruvakkad cooperated on making the sea wall. It became a great success only because of the

support of college management & people of Maruvakkad.

Outcome: Though a temporary solution the sand wall made by the students was a huge help to

the residents of Chellanam. This outreach activity helped to create social responsibility and to

develop social and civic responsibility. The programme helped to instil the idea of

social welfare in students, and to provide service to society without bias. NSS volunteers worked

to ensure that everyone who is needy gets help to enhance their standard of living and lead a life

of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn from people in villages how to lead a good life despite a

scarcity of resources. it also provides help in natural and man-made disasters by providing food

and clothing.

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HELPING HAND – ASSAM

Date : 29/07/2019


Report: It was a program conducted by the N. S.S. volunteers of St.Paul's College, to provide necessary

items to needy family every month.The necessary items were given to a poor family. The items were

collected from N.S.S. volunteers. As Assam was going through its bad times, St Paul's college kalamassery

NSS unit along with the help of an NGO named GOONJ had made some initiative to help the people in

Assam for flood relief .As a part by which our NSS unit had collected some items like clothes ,books

,sanitary napkins, bathing cups, candles, matchbox, toothbrush, toothpaste, bathing soaps, washing soaps,

food items like biscuits, rice, pulses, wheat powder, rice powder, chilly powder, etc and some necessary

items from various sources especially from students, churches and some students collected items from their

relatives and neighbours. Collected material were handed over to GOONJ on 29 st July 2019 on behalf of

principal DR.Shobana Michael .K, along with program officer Prof. Christy George and NSS secretaries

Arundas and Rahana. Commodities were handed over to Jojo Mathew who collected the items on behalf of

GOONJ.

Outcome:

This outreach activity helped to create social responsibility and to develop social and civic

responsibility. The programme helped to instil the idea of social welfare in students, and to provide

service to society without bias. NSS volunteers worked to ensure that everyone who is needy gets

help to enhance their standard of living and lead a life of dignity. In doing so, volunteers learn

from people in villages how to lead a good life despite a scarcity of resources. it also provides help

in natural and man-made disasters by providing food and clothing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welfare

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_of_living_in_India

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SEVEN DAY CAMP- 'Suvarnam' 2k19

Date : 07/09/2019 to 13/09/2019


Venue: H.S.S. of Jesus Kothad

Report: On saturday 07/09/2019 the seven day camp of NSS unit of St.Puals College

Kalamassery was held at H.S.S. of Jesus Kothad. The camp, 'Suvarnam' 2k19 was inaugurated

by Fr Martin Thaiparambil. Prof.M.J.Mathew, NSS programme .Coordinator of MG University

visited the camp. The sessions were conducted by Mr. Jose Babu, Prof. Lima Sunny, Mr. Rinoy

Kailoor, Prof. Sibi K.M., Prof. Jose Xavier etc. The volunteers cleaned the school campus and

the surroundings. They also planted saplings in and around the school campus, which includes

the homes nearby. A survey was also conducted on the issue of transportation of the place, as

it was the major problem faced by the natives. The data collected was handed over to the

authorities for analysing and implementation of proper solutions for the problem. A paper bag

making session was conducted, in which the volunteers made paper bags in the guidance of a

senior student. A medical camp, in association with Lourd Hospital, Ernakulam was also

conducted which was of great help to the natives. Many elderly and sick people had benefits

from this. Overall, the camp was a successful venture and a great opportunity for the volunteers

to serve the society.

Outcome: NSS camp helps the student to grow individually and also as a group. It makes the

students confident, develop leadership skills, and gain knowledge about different people from

different walks of life. Students also learn other skills that help them lead a better life in various

situations. The medial camp was of great help to the public as it helped many indentify their

health issues.

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Gandhiji @150- Gandhi Jayanthi Celebration

Date : 02/10/2019


Venue: H.S.S. of Jesus Kothad

Report : As part of 150th

birthday of Gandhiji the NSS unit distributed 150 food packets in

and around the premises of Aluva manappuram. The food packets were brought by the students.

Outcome: This helped the students understand the community in which they work and

themselves in relation to their community. This also helped them gain skills in mobilising

community participation.

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Mental Health Volunteer Training Programme

Date : 28/10/2019 No of participants:

Report: Here is a great misconception for the mentally ill. Many think these people are lazy

or just making it up. There is also the attitude that these people are either crazy, possessed by

demons, violent, out of control and unsafe. These are negative labels that have been attached

due to the lack of awareness. Raising awareness can reduce misconceptions. Imagine your

daughter with bipolar disorder being described by these words. How would this make you

feel? Why continue to live in a community where there is judgment, if we could promote

awareness on the issue.

Mental health awareness should not only be for a day or two or even a month. We must be

informed about it because it can easily happen to someone close to us. Community awareness

for mental health reduces stigma. Mental health awareness increases the chances for early

intervention, which can result in a fast recovery. Awareness reduces negative adjectives that

have been set to describe our people with a metal illness.

By raising awareness, mental health can now be seen as an illness. These illnesses can be

managed by treatment. We should not isolate mental illness from the physical heath conditions,

such as diabetes, blood pressure, or cancer.

Awareness is a form of education. The more you know, the more power you have. Knowledge

is power. This power can cause a positive effect in our community. Awareness is key for

understanding what mental health is and how families can receive the help they need. Public

knowledge is important in accessing community resources. Lack of awareness of mental health

is not just “their” problem, it is our problem as a community.

A mental health volunteer training programme was organized by NSS unit in association with

national Health Mission at college auditorium.

Outcome: This session helped to create an awareness about mental health and various mental

disorders etc. It helped the students understand that mental well being is as important as

physical well being.

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VALSALYAM SHISHUBHAVAN VISIT

Date : 21/12/2019


Venue : Valsalyam

Report : NSS Volunteers visited Valsalyam, a nearby orphanage to share their love and

affection with the less fortunate inmates and contributed the toys and other articles collected

from their homes.

Outcome: The programme gave the students a different experience to be thankful to God for

the blessings God has showered upon them and also helped to develop empathy to the inmates

of Valsalyam. The inmates of Valsalyam were extremely happy to be with the students.

Students distributed cake and chocolates to the inmates. The students spend almost 3 hours

with them and it was a life changing experience for them.

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GREEN CARNIVAL

Date : 02/01/2020


Venue : Fort Kochi

Report : Cochin Carnival is a cultural reflection of the hybrid past of Fort Kochi. It has its

origins rooted deep in the Portuguese and British rule. The Portuguese New Year celebrations

during the colonial era gradually paved the way for the Cochin Carnival. As part to make cochin

carnical green carnival, a cleaning programme was organised in which NSS volunteers of our

college participated. The voluntters collected and disposed plastic waste in and around Vasco

de gama square, Fortkochi.

Outcome: One of the important Gandhian idea is cleanliness. THISprogramme helped the

students understabd the need to keep our surroundings clean especially from plastics. This

helped the students to develop a deep connection with mother earth.

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Blood donation Camp

Date : 30/01/2020 No. of Participants: 75

Report: A blood donation camp was organized by NSS unit in our college campus in

association with IMA Blood Bank, Erankulam . The camp began at 10.00 a.m. with a short

inaugural. The medical team expressed their gratitude to the NSS unit of the college for its

continuous endeavor in this regard. The doctor also stressed on the growing need of blood in

the state and commended the young volunteers for their noble act. The Camp was inaugurated

by Christy George M J , Asst Prof of Commerce, & NSS Programme Officer by Donating

Blood .75 volunteers/ students came forward to donate blood during the camp which included

teaching & non-teaching staff, students & non-student donors. At the end 45 units of Blood

was collected. The blood donors were given jalebi, banana Biscuits and frooti after donating

the blood in order to reenergize themselves. The blood donors were provided with a blood

donation certificate card by IMA

Outcome: The purpose to organize a blood donation camp is to motivate people to donate

blood and social works. The purpose of blood donation camp to select a

suitable donor whose blood will be safe to the recipient and who himself shall not in any way

be harmed by blood donation.

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COVID-19 Awareness Class

Date : 13/02/2020

No of participants:

Report: The NSS unit organized Corona Virus Awareness programme in collaboration with

Primary Health center, HMT on 13th February 2010.The programme was inaugurated by our

Principal Dr.Shonana Michael. The session was handled by two doctors from Ernakulam

Medical College and a team from Kalamassery. The doctors shared their knowledge about the

Corona Virus, Safety Measures to prevent from virus, Symptoms of Corona Virus and how the

virus is spreading among people. They also clearly explained the ways to improve our

immunity of body and food style which could prevent from viral infections.

Outcome: All the students and faculty members participated in the programme and got

exposure about the corona virus, and cleared their entire doubts by interacting with the

connoisseurs. It was for understanding the importance of wearing mask, hand washing and

social distancing.

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ST.PAUL’S COLLEGE , KALAMASSERY

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AWARE ESS CLASS

ON CORONA RUS

in association with

PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE,

KALAMASSERY

TIME : 10:30 AM

VENUE : COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

DATE 13/02/2020

"FEAR IS NOT THE SOLUTION!"

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