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Report of the Events SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) REPORT OF THE EVENTS SWACHH BHARAT REPORT 2018-2019 Sengamala Thayaar Educational Trust women’s college NSS Unit Organized the Summer Internship Camp under Swachh Bharat Mission in the places which are nearby our college. Like Sundarakkottai, Kandithampettai, Kelathirupalakudi. Sundarakkottai is a village located in Mannargudi block in Thiruvarur District of Tamilnadu state, India . It is located 31 km towards west from District Head Quarters Thiruvarur and 6 km from Mannargudi. The total population in the village consists 2070 which will help us to divide the work to make easier and to convey the message to the people. In sundarakkottai village, the people are very less aware about the cleanliness, usage of toilet, Solid waste disposal and so on. Some of the people were irresponsible to our words. Some more give co-operation to us to make the summer camp effective. We give our best to make the people with creating awareness by telling some of the causes and effects of open defecation and less cleanliness. People of Sundarakkottai had been poor knowledge about the issue of wastage and they are not ready to hear our words fully. Next we went to village of Kandithampettai for create awareness to people. Kandithampettai is a village located in Mannargudi Taluk of Thiruvarur(dt) Tamilnadu with total 800 families residing. The Kandithampettai village has population of 3634 of which male population is 1817 and the female is 1211 population of children with age (0-6). In Kandithampettai village also we had a camp on 4 days. It’s a pleasant feeling to see those village people and their surroundings. People in village of Kandithampettai are good hearted persons. It’s very happy to meet them. They gave full co-operation for us to make this camp more love at the first sight. They gave response to our action and our words. SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) Those people had a little knowledge about the cleanliness and usage of toilet. Some of the people accept out words which make awareness in them to construct toilet for use and they separate the wastages in a correct way of process in cleaning. We got more support from them and feel happy to achieve the target of our mission there. They all make sure to support us with cleanliness, construction of toilet and usage and to banned the tobacco so on. Huge support from them especially for street cleaning, Drain cleaning, cleaning of back alleys. Survey telling that population density of the village is 444 persons per km. The village is home to 1916 problem among them 945 (49%) are male and 971 (57%) are female. People in Keelathiurppalakudi are very good persons having more humanity in them. Some people were arrogant between the good hearted persons. They gave a warm welcome to us and it is a divine place which gave us peace in our minds. Conversation between the people is very easy because they have a little bit of knowledge with them about this mission. We got full co-operation there also. Connectivity with the people takes less time to understand fully. They are already following the upcoming things. Waste collection drives (household/common or shared space) Segregation of solid waste into non-biodegradable and bio-degradable waste. Development of composite pits. Transportation of household waste (to appropriate disposal site). Street cleaning, drain cleaning, cleaning of back alleys. Support in construction of toilets. People had already awareness about such things and we deeply explained about the actions of cleanliness usage of toilets banned tobacco and waste management. They gave their full support to execute our planned things there with the co-operation. Such a big experience of knowledgeable persons and they had show their full love and support for us through this swachh bharat mission. SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) At the last day of our camp, we were organized cultural programs such as dance, song, drama and so on. This is the final try to make awareness about the things included in the mission. Through the program people can understand easily that what we are doing for. Cultural came end with speech about the summer internship camp and Swachh Bharat mission and feedback for that got with their reaction to us. They had awareness about open defecation and sanitation. 100 hours camp gives us both positive and negative response from the people. After our cultural Programme the negative thoughts also changed to positive and support us. It is a successful mission done by our camp. NSS Volunteers 60 students participated. S.No. Date Place Name of the event 1. 05/07/2018 Sundarakkottai Inauguration, Campus cleaning and Pond Cleaning 2. 06/07/2018 Sundarakkottai Senses Survey 3. 07/07/2018 Sundarakkottai Street cleaning and tobacco awareness 4. 09/07/2018 Sundarakkottai Participating in Cultural and rally 5. 10/07/2018 Kandithempettai Survey 6. 05/07/2018 Kandithempettai Awareness about solid waste management and demo 7. 11/07/2018 Kandithempettai Poster Presentation 8. 12/07/2018 Kandithempettai Participating in Cultural and rally 9. 13/07/2018 Keelathiruppalakudi Survey 10. 14/07/2018 Keelathiruppalakudi awareness to Panchayat Union Elementary School regarding cleanness and usage of toilets 11. 16/07/2018 Keelathiruppalakudi Temple cleaning –Vinyakar temple 12. 17/07/2018 Keelathiruppalakudi Participating in Cultural and rally SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) Photos Inauguration-05/07/2018 Awareness to cleanness and usage of toilets-05/07/2018 Awareness about solid waste management and Senses Survey-06/07/2018 demo-05/07/2018 Street cleaning and tobacco awareness- 07/07/2018 SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) AIDS AWARENESS PROGRAMME Red Ribbon Club is a comprehensive promotional and preventive intervention to enhance mainstream as HIV/AIDS among the youth in educational institution. Red Ribbon Club involves in creating awareness about AIDS and we highlighted the importance of AIDS awareness among the students. To create general alertness among the young students about HIV and AIDS, short films are broadcasted in the college campus on 09.10.2014. All first year students of RRC were actively involved in this programme. Totally 96 students were benefited by this programme. As an extension activity, to observe world AIDS day, awareness created among the village people on 01.12.2014. RRC coordinators and students talked about HIV and other communicable diseases. 60 peoples of Sundarakkottai village were benefited by this activity. SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A” grade by NAAC) (An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution) Our club organized a special programme on “Role of Youth in AIDS awareness” in which Mr.G.Jayaselan, ICTC counselor, Alangudi delivered a lecture. The motto of this club is to create awareness on life threatening disease AIDS to form an AIDS free society. Our club conducted guest lecture programme on 11.01.2017 about “FIGHT AGAINST AIDS” in which, Dr. U.Pugal, Deputy Director of District TB Centre, Thiruvarur, Ms.S.Sumathi, District supervisor of TANSACS and Mr. S.Ramajeyam, ICTC counselor, GH, Vaduvur delivered a speech and clarified various doubts of our club members about HIV and AIDS. As part of AIDS awareness programme, Facial Art competition was conducted on the same day and 30 pairs of students participated and best participants were awarded prizes. Our students P.Kavitha and S.Suganya of I M.Sc., Microbiology secured first place in the event. The members were also educated on how to treat the AIDS victims and how to motivate them to lead a normal life. Red Ribbon Club of S.T.E.T. Women’s College, Sundarakkottai, Mannargudi and Tamil Nadu AIDS control society, Thiruvavrur jointly organized an AIDS awareness programme in S.T.E.T. women’s college on 26.12.2017 Tuesday at college campus. Dr.S.Amutha, Principal of the college presided over the function. Dr. A.Annamalai vadivu, ART medical officer, Thiruvarur, Mrs.S.Viji, District supervisor, TANSACS, Thiruvarur, Mr.S.Ramajayam, ICTC counselor, Vaduvur, Mrs.V.Isaiyamuthu, ICTC counselor, Kovilvenni are chief guests and delivered their AIDS Awareness speech among the young students. In this event RRC of S.T.E.T. College conducted intercollegiate competitions for women students regarding AIDS awareness and students from various colleges participated with great enthusiasm. Prizes were distributed to the winners of various events. To observe International youth day, RRC organized competitions to our students on 13.08.2018, in which, Essay competition entitled “Role of youth in AIDS Awareness” and speech competition entitled “HIV prevention” were conducted and best performers were given prizes. Totally 85 students participated in this programme. SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONAL TRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE SUNDARAKKOTTAI, MANNARGUDI - 614016. (Accredited with “A”
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