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Government of Jammu and Kashmir Higher Education Department Civil Government of Jammu and Kashmir ^ i Higher Education Department Civil Secretariat, Srinagar. ### The Nodal Principal, A.S College, Srinagar/ GGM Science College, Jammu. No:- HE/Gen/Misc/workshop/Aids/2013 Dated;-^7-12-2013 Sub:- Red Ribbon Club Programme. ' ### Sir, I am directed to enclose herewith a copy of letter dated 14-11-2013 alongwith its enclosures regarding Red Bibbon Club Programme received from the J&K State Aids Prevention & Control Society, Jammu and to request you to circulate it among all the Colleges of your respective division for organizing such programnies which are ultimately beneficial and supportive for the student community and the society etc., Yfturs^thfL^fly) Under Secret^ to Go^rnment her Education Department End:- As above. Copy for information to tlie Consultant, J&K State Aids Prevention & Control Society, Department of Health & Medical Education, Floor, Searat Complex, Sector-14, Nanak Nagar, Jammu, 1^1 2000 00:09 01912475427 JKSACS #2818 P 001 GovemmeDt of & KAsbmir J&K State AIDS Prevention & Control Society, Department of Health & Medical Edacation, 1* Floor, Seerat Complex, Sector 14, Nanak Ndgar Jammu e-mail; [email protected] To The Director Colleges, E>^>artment o f Higgler Education J&K; Jammu Dated: M /n/2013 >]o:JKSACS/MS/l Sub: RED RIBBON CLUB PROGRAMME Sir, We are pleased to inform you that 76 Red Mbbon Clubs have been c o n s ti^ in vmous Educational Institutions including Degree CoUe^Omversilies, Polytechnic C olley and Non- academic ai«as, such as Art Colleges and other Institutions o f the State. Red Ribbon Club Pragramme (RRCP)lis a comprehensive promotional ^ d preventive intervention to enhance Voluntaiy Blood Donatioa as well asjjm jgtream mg care & support and treatment, impact mitigalioni stigma reduction among the youth meaucational institutions. DuriDg current financial year this office intended to cover the remaining educational institutions under RRCP and accordingly wrote tol various colleges/ Higher Educ^onal institutions of the state vide our office Letter No. 431^5, Date<i:06/06/13, the copy o f which is enclosed for your oerusaL out of which only three colleges inclu|Jing Govt Degree Colleg^^G ^_R^nto; G o \t Degree College, Akhnoor Jammu and Govt I3fe^ee College, Khilotran Doda have given tunely response following which flie RRCs have been m ^ e fimctional in the said colleges. As asked by you we are also enclosing! the list of the colleges which have not responded as o f now for the necessary action at your end. Yours Faithfully \'2^J Enc!:8 Cons^^^M^mtreaming f . :VUs«re^V0esJctts9'O«Bli*» obis doc f L O - / y ' ' ' • r f . c\_ JKSACS 52818 P 005 Government of Jarai lu & Kasbmir J&K State AIDS Preventic n & Control Society, Department of Health & Medical Education 48 Samanderbai>h Exchange Road Ssr Maii: ik^acs »>.im;iil corr. T tk tax. 0l94-24S^09 To All Heads of Higher Educational Institutions/ Principals of Degree Colleges & Polytechnic ColIeg^fS & other Professional Colleges, J&K No:J'KSACS/Admn./13/'^/5 ( ' Gs~ Dated: 0^-06-2013. Sub: Red Ribbon Club Sir/Madam, We are pleased to inform you that 73 RedjlRibbon Clubs have been constituted in various Educational Institutions incjuding Degree Colleges,. Universities, Polytechnic Colleges and Non- academic areas, such as Art Colleges and other Institutions of Ihe State. Red Ribbon Club Programme (K.RCP) is a comprehensive promotional and preventive intervention to enhance Voluntary Blood Donation i; is well as Mainstream HIV & AIDS prevention, care & support and treatment, impact mitigation, sjigma reduction among the youth in educational institutions. The strength of the Red Ribbon Club (RRC can vary from 10 to 500 Voluntary Members (students). The RRC shall be headed by two "Nodal Teachers i.e., one MSS Officer and one Finance Officer. A Grant of Rs.9000/- is advanced to each! ioHege/educatioriai institution to conduct various activities under Red Ribbon Club Programme (RRG^) time to time within a year. In addition RRC has to observe the important events like World Bloo^ Donor Day, Voluntary Blood Donation Day. World AIDS Day & National Vouth Day falling on 14'" June, 1“ October, T‘ December and 12*'' January respectively. These events can be celebrdtti as month long activities to comrnemoraie the above mentioned events. ]!) this regard you are requested to issue instructions to the concerned authoriiies to constitute a Red Ribbon Club in your College/Educational jrislitution and kindly send the fifled in Institution Member^;hip Format in order to get your RRC registred with this organization. T he funds shall be released imrnediateiy sifter the formation of the Red Ribbon Club in your institution followed by the intimation to this oftke Yours ^aithfuity Copy to; Project DirectoV""^' 1).Vicc Chancellor, University of Jammu, for irtf-p. 2).Vice Chancellor Islamic University, Awantipoija for info. 3).Direclor Higher Education J«&,K for info. 4).Director Technical Education J&;K. for info. / #2818 P .002 01912475427 JKSACS -1- pFp RTRRON CLU^ of the College/l!:ducatioiial I i^istration No. | S.No. n<«titutions • rKSACS/RRC/KU/n/01 I 1. University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Sgr. Cmr. JKSACS/RRC/SKUAST- -acuity of Agriculture & Regional Research Z K/11/02 Station Wadoora, SKUAST-K Kmr JKSACS/RRC/M. A.-W/11 /03 1 3. Go-^^t Degree College for ^om en, M.A.Road Sgr. Kmr. JKSACS/RRC/KGP/1 1/04 4. Kashmir Govt Polytechnic, Gogjibagh Sgr. JKS ACS/RRC/BLA-W/11 m | 5. GovL Degree College for Women, BaramiiUa, Kmr. JKS ACS/RRC/BND/11/06 6. Govt. Degree College, Bandipora ;p5ir. JKSACS/RR.C/BRW/11/07 7. Govt Degree College, Beerwah Ki^. JKSACS/RRC/AS-W/1 i/U» 8: Govt Degree College for Women, Sgr. (A,S. College Campus) Kmr. JKSACS/RRC/KS/11/09 9, Govt. Degree College, Khan Sahib, Budgam Kmr. \ JKSACS/RRC/NK-W/11/ lU 10. Govt. Degree College for ; Women, Nawakadal; Sgr. Kmr. | JKSACS/RRC/SP/11/11 11. Sri Pratap College, Sgr-, JKSACS/RRC/URl/11/12 12. Go^. Degree College, Uri Barami^la; Kmr. JKSACS/RRC/AS-B/11/13 13. Govt. Amar Singh College, Sgr. Kmr. Gandhi College Shamaswari Sgr4 Kmr. JKSACS/RRC/GND-K/1 1/14 14. 1 '0 01912475427 JKSACS #2818 P 003 32. Govt Degree College, Pattan Baramulia; JKSACS/RRC/PTN/l 1/32 t 33. Govt Degree College for Women, JKSACS/RRC/PUL-W/11/33 Pulwama i 34. Vishwa Bbarti College Rain,awian Sgr. JKSACS/RRC/VB/11/34 Kmr. 35. Govt. Degree College for Women, JKSACS/RRC/ANG-W/11/35 Anantnag Kmr. 1 36- Govt Degree College, Tral Kmr. JKSACS/RRC/TRL/11/36 1 37. Govt Degree College, Handwara, Kupwara JKSACS/RRC/HND/11/37 Kmr. 38- Govt Degree College, Kupwara Kinr. JKSACS/RRC/KUP/11/38 i 39. Govt. Degree College, Sogam Kapwara; JKSACS/RRC/SGM/11/39 Kmr. i 40. S.E.NL College o f Education & ITraining, JKSACS/RRC/SEM/i 1/40 Hmnhama Sgr.; Kmr. I 41. Govt. Degree College for Boys, B^ramulla JKSACS/RRC/BLA-B/11/41 Kjnr. 1 42. Govt. Degree College, Kulgam Krhr. JKSACS/RRC/KUL/11/42 43. Govt. Degree College, Kilam i Kulgam; JKSACS/RRC/KTT ,-KUL/l 1/43 Kmr. ' i i 44. Govt. College for Women, Gaadhi Nagar, JKSACS/RRC/GCW-GNR/11/48 Jammu 45. Govt. Polytechnic Bikram Chowk, Jammu JKSACS/RRC/GP-JMU/11/49 ^ ■ 46. Govt. Gandhi Memorial Science College, JKSACS/RRC/GGM-J/11/50 Jammu 47. Govt SPMR CoUege of Commerce, Canal JKSACS/RRC/SPMR-J/11/51 Road; Jammu 48. Govt- Degree College, Paloura Jainmu JKSACS/RRC/PAL- J//11/52 49. Faculty of A ^culture, Sher4i-Kashmir JKSACS/RRC/SKUAST-J/11/53 JKSACS 01312475427 jKSACSm5aODHW/12/0^ Govt College for Women, IJdhampur jKSACSMOTNG/12/09 G ^^O ^el I>egre^Uege, Tan^arg jKSACS/RRC/PMP/1 2/10 -rr GovLDegree College, Pampore JKSACS/RRC/UDHB/12/1 1 JKS ACS/RRC/RAJ/12/12 J K S ACS/RRC/NW SH; 12/13 JKS ACS/RRC/LEH/12/1 4 72. Govt Degree College, Leh J K S ACS/RRC/MGM/ 12/15 Govt. Degree College Maganii Budgam 73. Kashmir JKSACS/RRC/GOOL/13/01 Govt. Degree College, Gool Raniban 74. JKSACS/RRC/KHL/1 3/02 G^^irbegrec College, KhUotran poda 75. n^SACS7RRC/1^^3/gi 7 6 . -1^.
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