The Red Ribbon is internationally recognized as a symbol of the struggle agaist HIV/AIDS. It is a symbol of solidarity and a commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS. Since its inception in the college, the RED RIBBON CLUB Unit has carried out wide range of activities and training programmes like Blood Donation camps, awareness sessions on AIDS and Healthy living.
Care and concern. It is being worn by increasing numbers of people around the world to demonstrate their care and concern about HIV and AIDS – for those who are living with HIV, for those who are ill, for those who have died and for those who care for and support people who are directly affected.
Hope. The red ribbon is intended to be a symbol of hope – that the search for a vaccine and cure to halt the suffering is successful and the quality of life improves for those living with the virus.
Support. The red ribbon offers symbolic support for those living with HIV, for the continuing education of those not infected, for maximum efforts to find effective treatments, cures or vaccines, and for those who have lost friends, family members or loved ones to AIDS. RRC empowers students in the age group of 17-25, by giving them information and life-skills to protect themselves from HIV/AIDS and by changing the most active among them into peer educators.
Red Ribbon Committee comprises the following members
S.No |
Name (Smt./Sri) |
Designation |
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1. |
K. Joji |
Lecturer in Political Science |
Convener |
2. |
K Lakshmi |
Contract Faculty in Economics |
Member |
3. |
B. Naga Syamala |
Contract Faculty in Statistics |
Member
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