Red Ribbon

The RRC youth of S.S. Jain Subodh Girls College Sanganer, Jaipur is encouraged to learn about safe and healthy lifestyles. The RRC promotes access to information on healthy life and voluntary blood donation. They create and provide opportunity to the zeal of volunteerism among youth to contribute towards the control and prevention of HIV&AIDS. The Red Ribbon Club is a voluntary on-campus intervention program for students. The programme organized by RRC addresses the knowledge, attitude and behaviour of the youths in the interrelated areas of Voluntary Blood Donation, HIV & AIDS, as demanded by their age, environment, and life style.

Objectives:
 Red Ribbon Club programme with the objective of bringing about behaviour change in young minds employs various strategies like:

• On 9th July, a comprehensive training for peer educators was organised on HIV transmission, prevention, addressing sensitive topics like disclosure and stigma, and navigating complex emotional situations.
• On 5th October, UNICEF, Jaipur association with RRC organized one day workshop on adolescence crucial health issues like HIV AIDS, Hepatitis B & Menstrual hygeine under taken the direction of Dr. Saumya Thakan , Public Health Expert, UNICEF, Jaipur.
• On 9th September, a marathon was organized to educate participants on HIV/AIDS prevention and reduce stigma related to the disease.
• On 16th September, RRC organized one day workshop addressing HIV/AIDS and related health concerns.
• On 22nd September, a short movie making, reel making and poster competition was organized on the theme of HIV AIDS. It can help break down stigma, promote empathy, and encourage discussions about prevention and support.
• On 3rd October, an “Orientation Program” was organized.
• On 7th October, RRC was organized an  awareness rally on “Donate Blood, Two Drops for Life.
• From 29th-30th November, HIV/AIDS awareness programs were organized by  RASCS  Jaipur  Students set a record by creating 100 AIDS awareness flags on canvas.
• On 1st December, “World AIDS Day” was celebrated with the theme of “Let Communities Lead” with the oath to eradicate HIV/AIDS till 2030. The Chief guest was Dr P.C. Ranka Sr. Consultant & Director at Rajasthan Hospital, Jaipur
• RRC volunteers Making a grand human chain to raise awareness among students and community.
• On 3rd December, “Voluntary Blood Donation and Health Check-Up Camp” was organized with the collaborative effort EHCC Hospital, and All India Tera panthi Yuvak Parishad. The Chief Guest was Dr. Pradeep Choudhary Joint Director IEC (RASCS).
• On 20th December, a State Level Drama “The Red Show competition” & the unveiling of the Red Ribbon Club Scarf Ceremony”  was organized by the RSACS, Jaipur at the college campus to make students aware with HIV/AIDS.The Chief Guest of this program were Dr. Sushil Kumar Parmar Director AIDS & Project Director (RASCS), Dr. Pradeep Chaudhary Joint Director IEC, (RASCS) & Mrs. Garima Bhati Assistant Director Y.A. (RASCS), Jaipur.
• Ms. Nisha Singh B.Sc. 3rd year received Best Volunteer Red Ribbon Club Award at  College on  Annual day.
• One day workshop was organized  aimed at HIV/AIDS prevention among affected women on the occasion of International Women's Day 2024. Principal honored 50 Resilient Women Affected by HIV/AIDS and provided nutritious food to infected women, demonstrating outstanding contribution towards National and Social Welfare.

Committee Member
Dr. Poonam Panghal
Ms. Namrata Jadon
Dr.  Swapnal Sisodiya

Ranger Cell

Rovering/Rangering is the senior wing of Scouting and Guiding. Rovering/Rangering was started by founder of the scouting movement Lord Powell in 1919. Any regular student of College/ University between the age group of 16-25 years can be enlisted as Rover (Boy)/ Ranger (Girl). A unit consists of 24 Rovers called Rover crew and 24 Rangers called ranger team. Rovering/Rangering is a uniformed activity.

Objectives:

Rovering/Rangering is an international voluntary non-political educational movement for youths. The purpose of the movement is to contribute towards the development of young  people in achieving  their full Physical, Intellectual Social and Spiritual potential as an individual as well as responsible citizens and members of Local, National and International community, through several  outdoor activities, social and community service campaigns.
 

• On 10th August, a “Tree Plantation Drive” was conducted in and around the campus to celebrate “The Festival of Sawan Month” and to support Environment.
• On 15th August, 11 Rangers were selected for “The State Level Independence Day Parade programme ”Under Rajasthan Bharat Scout and Guide Organized at Sawai Man Singh Stadium, Jaipur.
• On 23rd August, five Rangers and their leaders attended a state level meeting in sequence of “Rajasthan Mission 2030” at RPCB organised by FRI, Jaipur, for the preparation of “Vision Document 2030”.
• On 14th October, the students took active participation in assisting and rendering voluntary services in the “Blood Donation Camp”.
• On 16th October, the unit celebrated Food Day, by placing water and food bowls in the nearby campus to ensure no animal goes thirsty and hungry.
• On 18th October, in order to celebrate “Cleaners Day”, a cleanliness campaign was organised the surrounding areas Swachh Bharat Mission Grameen (SBM-G 2.0).
• On15th December, Rangers Distributed Sanitary Napkins, Clothes and Food Packets to the nearby women residing around the college area and imparted awareness for menstrual hygiene, sanitation, health and important of access to menstrual products.
• On 14th November, “Children’s Day” was celebrated with the kids at Aanganbadi School Sanganer. They were given information on Good and Bad touch and also taught simple Maths tricks with the help of games.
• On 5th January, Ranger students celebrated “National Bird Day” by Parindas and Nest Hanging in and around the campus and nearby areas to raise awareness about the value of birds in the ecosystem.

Committee Member
Dr. Anita Sharma
Ms. Shivangi Tamboli