1. Blood Donation Camps:

2. Aim and Goals:

The College humbly believes to develop human sensitivity and concern for fellow human life.

The College is located in a backward area where the surrounding villages are deprived of good medical facility including Blood Bank. About 70% of Women of rural area suffer from HB. Deficiency.

1.      The College constantly strives to serve the deprived and the needy in the best possible manner.

2.      The College believes in sensitizing the youth as a sensitive human being to save human life in all the adversities of life.

3.      The Institution firmly emphasizes to donate blood for saving others life.

4.      The goal of this activity is to encourage people to put others first.

5.      The act of blood donation serves as a Great Blessing and Life Saving Miracle

1. The Context:

In this remote area, many poor people often need blood transfusions in emergencies but have no way to get the blood they need due to lack of money, influence, or access. Radhanpur, surrounded by isolated villages, struggles to get large amounts of blood quickly. To help, our College holds blood donation camps at least three times a year. This has been a regular part of College life since it started.

 Additionally, the College encourages students to donate blood when hospitals need it, and they do this without expecting anything in return. This practice is now a standard part of our College.

1. The Practice:

·        Creating Awareness:

This program aims to teach young people the importance of donating blood to help save lives. We do this by organizing expert talks, celebrating World Blood Donation Day, and offering one-on-one counseling.

·        Ideology of Caring and Sharing :

The students are groomed with a culture of “Caring & Sharing”. They learn to keep a small space for the under privileged and consider their prime human duty to save others life.

·         Network and Linkages:

The College organizes blood donation camps with the help of several NGOs, including the Indian Red Cross Society, Rotary Club, Sarvodaya Arogya Nidhi, Bhansali Trust, and Shri Ram Sewa Samithi. These camps are made possible through the active participation of current student volunteers, the Alumnae Association, and residents from nearby villages around Radhanpur.

Year wise Data of the Blood Donation Camps and Number of Blood Bottles Donated:

·        Awareness about Hemoglobin:

During such camps, the students are made aware about their own status of Hemoglobin in percentage and its function.

1. Evidence of Success:

Even during the Covid Pandemic, we could organize Blood Donation Camp on 4^th April 2021 and 12^th October 2021, consequently collected a total 54 bottles of blood.

1. Challenges faced and Resources required:

1.      It is very difficult to trace out the various misconceptions about donating blood.

2.      It is equally difficult to make the students understand about the real meaning, relevance and significance and remove the phobia.

3.      It is in fact a great challenge for us to organize such camp during Covid 19 Pandemic. 

1. Title: To reach the unreached destitute by offering Woolen clothes, Blankets and Warmers and impart human warmth.

2. Goal / Aims:

Every year, during the freezing winter, many homeless destitute suffer from the cold, and some even die. Seeing these serious plights, the College started a project to donate woolen blankets to these needy people and sweaters to children who lack warm clothing.

(3) The Context:

During the winter, many people living on the streets suffer from severe cold waves, and some elderly people and young children even die from the cold. In the villages around Radhanpur, poor children often stop going to school because they don't have enough warm clothing. To help, the College plans to run a social service project each year.

(4) Practice:

For the past 23 years, the College has run a campaign to aid underprivileged children by donating woolen clothes. Supported by affluent citizens and local NGOs like the Indian Red Cross Society, Rotary Club, Bhansali Trust, and Sarvodaya Arogya Nidhi, the College secures funds from philanthropists, donors, and institutions. They purchase blankets, shawls, and warmers for the homeless and destitute. Emphasizing a participative culture, the College involves students, alumni, and management in distributing these items. They venture into city streets and remote villages, providing school kits and warm clothing to needy children. This initiative fosters a sense of empathy and belonging, nurturing a commitment to human welfare among students and shaping them into compassionate citizens.

Year wise Data of the Sweaters and Blankets Donated:

Top of FormBottom of (5) Evidence of Success:

·         We have received an overwhelming support from the locals and the authorities in arranging distribution facilities.

·         More than 500 homeless, shelter less, street dwellers and destitute have been benefitted by these programmes.

·         The media reports and the feed backs from the society regarding the commitment and zeal of the students endow, is really overwhelming.

(6) Problems Encountered and Resources required:

·         The major challenge that we face is organizing and arranging the programmes in the interior and remote villages surrounding Radhanpur is locating the ideally needy and necessity stricken areas.

·         The team works hard to find homeless people all over the city on cold nights to give them blankets and shawls. These people are spread out in different areas, so it takes extra effort to locate them.

·         Sometimes we lack enough money, but we always manage to find generous donors from Radhanpur or nearby villages and towns to support this important and humane cause.

(7) Notes:

·         This initiative has been widely appreciated accepted and gratefully acknowledged by the stakeholders of the College and the society.