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Overview of Total Programms 2015-18 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College Abstract of the Activities and achievements of NSS units of MES Asmabi College (53 & 95) during last three academic years (2014-15 to 2017-18) Prepared by Dr. K.H. Amitha Bachan and Mrs. Veenalakshmi MES Asmabi College has two NSS units 53 and 95 with a strength of 100 (total 200) volunteers every year. A wide range of activities have been conducted during these last three academic years Dr. Amitha Bachan and Mrs. Veena Lakshmi as programme Officers with the support and leadership Principal, other advisory board members, management and various departments and organisations. All were oriented towards carrier and personality development of volunteers. We have mission to orient the volunteers involving real time activities beneficial to the marginalised communities such as Traibals, Coastal people, financially and physically backward, palliative etc. and also supporting the national integrity, secularism and environmental conservation. Overview of Total Programms 2015-18 38 15 14 6 3 7 8 7 A total of 98 programs were conducted of which maximum were Environmental awareness (38) in collaboration with Forest Department, Panchayath, Tribal Gram Sabha and NGOs. Health and Palliative programs comes second with 15 programs of which the college started a palliative care unit under District palliative Care Society, gradually developed from training, volunteer faculties for palliative and now to home care in 7 PHCs and rehabilitation of palliative families with training and a sale outlet in the college. Other awareness programs comes next with 14 programs including carrier development, road safety, support to old age etc. National integration programs are in the 4th position with 8 activities including Pillars of secularism Award and public meet by MES and district level Quami Ektha programme by NSS Thrissur district at Kodungallur. Health camps including cancer detection camps, surveys 1 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College covering 4000 families and eye medical camp benefitting 115 individuals comes in the next position along with Human right activities covering wide range of programs especially supporting tribal people. 6 were plantation activities, which have been monitored and cared and are carried out in adopted ecosystems or slums and also a survey in Ockhi affected areas for causalities for tree crops and its replacement programs with 3500 saplings. 3 blood donation camps and NSS maintains a blood data bank, whatsaap group and regular supply of blood in emergency. As a total worth Rs. 11, 95,900.00/ created of which personnel assets (for college) Rs 33400 and Social / Beneficiary assets worth 1162500.00 This include work of both the units 53 and 95 and the assets with support from various agencies, half this (~six lakhs ) can be considered for each units. This include construction of a House for financially weak student and renovation of 72 Ockhi disaster affected houses in Kodungallur area. Students formed three important groups 1. Signature for Environmental and support of Marginalised, 2. NSS Pain and Palliative Home Care and Rehabilitation unit and 3. NSS Choir and Drama unit. All these works were conducted with performance of these three groups. The first group signature led by volunteers Sidharth AS Kumar and Mohammed Safvan, the NSS pain and Palaitive by Afrin Faizal and Krishnpriya and the Third group by Nelli V.C. Our specialised outstanding programs were g Other Outstanding Achievements 1 Adoption of 1.Tahzhamchira wetland, Puthen veliikara 2. Ecosystems Malakkappara - Vazhachal Forest, Chalakudy river, 3. For Pokkali farming area Nayarambalam, Conservation 2 Plastic Free - 1. Eco bins for class rooms, 2. Eco bins for Corridor, 3. Flex Eco-friendly and Disposable free, 4. Solar Panel, 5. Waste Segregation Campus Room, 6. Green Audit, 7. paper pen in the store, 8. Plastic free toxic free policy, 9. Plastic free Onam 3 Formation of 1. Signature Student Group for Environment and Human Student Right, 2. Palliative Unit 3. NSS Choir-Drama unit Groups 4 Pain and 1. training, 2. Volunteer Faculties, 3. Home Care, 4. Palliative - Rehabitation unit & Sale Outlet, 5. One rupee one life unit Established 5 Support to 1. Awareness on Forest Rights & CFR Conservation, 2. Road Tribal and renovation, 3. CFR plan Preparation PRA, 4. paper Bag , 5. Plantation Tribal Language Based educational Package Labourers 6 National 1. State level Pillars of Secularism Award, Public meeting, Integration 3. Precession, 4. Tablue, 5. Flash mob, 6. Quami Ektha and District Level programme, 7. Religious Harmony Seminars Secularism at three religious Institutions in Kodungallur (Cheraman 2 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College Juma Masjid, Kottappuram Diocese and Kodungallur Temple 7 Ockhi Disaster 1. Immediate support on affected day with 150 volunteers, Special 2. Coordinating whole college (450 volunteers) and other Disaster colleges (164) volunteers for renovation of houses 3. Mitigation renovation 72 Houses by volunteers from college and total activity 94, 4. Survey on causalities on tree crops, 5. Collection 3000 saplings for distribution, 6. Distribution of Note books for Ockhi affected family children 8 Housing 1. Developed a plan to construct house for one financially project weak student and one financially weak staff or neighbourhood in the college, 2. One house completed and given to student 2017-18, 3. one decided to give to Naseeba Staff this year 9 Gene pool 2, area decided and demarcated for Local germ Plasm Area /sacred grove area in collaboration with Research and PG Department of Botany 10 Collaboration 1. Forest Department, Tribal Department, Hornbill with various Foundation, 10 Grama Panchayath, 2 Blok Panchayath, 5 departments, Tribal Grama Sabahas, 6. Fishermen community, 7. three community old age home & specially abled home, 8. District Pain and and NGOS Palliative and Alpha Palliative, 9. 7 Ph.Cs. etc. 11 national, More than 12 District level programs, 3 state level State, District programs and 2 national level conference/seminar level programs Category Wise programs Other Awareness 7 Human Right 4 National Integration Awareness 1 Environment Awareness 20 Health Awaress/Palliative/Aids 5 Health/Eye/Immunisation Camps 7 Blood Donation 1 Plantation 4 0 5 10 15 20 25 National State District Sub District Campus 3 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College Table 2. Overview of the Activities for the year 2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College Units Name of the Activity No of Programms NSS Community/Othe Output Voluntee r participation/ r Days Benefitted Tota Campu Sub District State National l s District a. Plantation 6 2 4 0 0 0 500 2255 7250 b. Blood Donation 3 2 1 0 0 0 209 159 Saplings- Monitore d c.(1) Health/Eye/Immunisatio 7 7 0 0 383 5873 n Camps C.(2) Health 15 7 5 3 0 0 3252 3527 Awaress/Palliative/Aids D(1) Environment Awareness 38 10 20 4 2 2 3681 7941 D(2) National Integration 8 3 1 4 0 0 885 568 Awareness D(3) Human Right 7 1 4 2 0 0 725 363 D(4) Other Awareness 14 6 7 1 0 0 1545 4453 Total 98 31 49 14 2 2 11180 25139 Table 3. Abstract of Asset Creation Activities for the year 2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College Units Total Value within Vale Community Programs college Asset creation activities 12 33,400.00 11,62,500.00 Table 4. Awards and Certificate for the year 2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College Units 4 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College total For Units for PO Students Awards /Certificate/received 11 4 2 5 Other Outstanding 11 Achievements/Special programms Category wise activities in detail for2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College units Table 5. A. Plantation Activities for the year 2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College Units Sl. Date Name Activity Status No of No of No of Details Measures of No Volunteers others/Outstation Saplings Sustainability /Community Planted 1 05-Jun- Sapling distribution and Outstation 52 14 1500 Smrithimaram- Shade tree Local 15 Planting in memory of elders in the community Thazhamchira in involved, Association with Welfare regular Association monthly Puthenvelikkara, GP, HF monitoring, etc 2 20-Dec- Caring and planting Outstation 48 6 250 Caring and protection of 15 causalities of the planted saplings in plantations Thazhamchira and replacement of Causalities 3 05-Jun- Sapling distribution and College 100 1350 1500 Distribution to 50 local 16 Planting level households and all the students and staff 5 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College 4 05-06-17 Sapling Distribution to 100 755 1000 Distribution to 50 local Thazhamchira, households, Thazhamchira Teachers, Students and wetland, all the students Local households and staff 5 07-02- Trees, sapling loss Outstation 100 80 Survey for finding the loss 2018 survey at Ockhi affected areas of Eriyad Grama Panchayath 6 18-Mar- started collection of 100 50 3000 collected 3000 saplings 18 Saplings for Okhi Affected Areas Total 500 2255 7250 Table 5. b. Blood Donation Activities for the year 2015-16 to 2017-18 for NSS MES Asmabi College Units b. Blood Donation Sl. Date Name Activity Status No of No of Collaboration Blood bank Measures of No units volunteers Sustainability 1 07-Dec- Blood donation College 46 46 HDFC Bank Jubilee Mission Blood data bank 15 camp level created, regular blood donation 2 21-Nov- Blood donation College 35 35 HDFC Bank IMA Aluva 17 camp level 3 regular blood outstation 128 78 Modern Hospital, Talike hospital, donation Amritha, Aster Medicity, Ernakulum Medical Trustetc Total 209 159 6 Abstract of the detailed Activities NSS Units (53 & 95) MES Asmabi College Table 5.
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