Red Ribbon Club

AGURCHAND MANMULL JAIN COLLEGE,

MEENAMBAKKAM, CHENNAI – 114

RED RIBBON CLUB

2014-2015

INAGURATION DAY

HIV AWARENESS DAY

 

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RED RIBBON CLUB

ANNUAL REPORT – 2015-2016

INTRODUCTION

HIV/AIDS Present Situation

♦ HIV is currently spreading in the world at the rate of one new infection every fifty seconds.

♦ The HIV/AIDS is not confined to any one class, community, religion, age group, sex or profession, though according to the Indian Health Organization (IHO), Women and children are believed to be more prone to AIDS.

♦ The HIV infection is spread over all regions and all groups. HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, has become one of the world’s most serious health and development challenges.

♦ According to UNAIDS Report, all over the world 34 million are currently living with HIV/AIDS in 2011.

♦ More than 25 million people have died of AIDS worldwide since the first cases were reported in 1981.

♦ In 2008, 2 million people died due to HIV/AIDS, and another 2.7 million were newly infected.

♦ In India there are 5.7 million people infected with HIV/AIDS.

♦ In India the rate and pattern of HIV infection is not uniform in various states. The highest numbers of AIDS cases are found in MUMBAI, which is known as “AIDS capital of India”.

ABOUT RED RIBBON

Red Ribbon is the international symbol of HIV and AIDS awareness. It is being worn by increasing number 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 those directly affected.

The Red Ribbon offers a symbol of hope and 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. But the Red Ribbons are not enough. The Red Ribbon is only a useful symbol in the long run, when attached to words and deeds that actually make a difference.

If someone is offered a Red Ribbon, he is asked to take it and wear it as a tribute to the millions of people living with or affected by HIV / AIDS worldwide. Anyone can wear a Red Ribbon. There is no ‘official’ Red Ribbon. You can make your own to wear.

Wearing a Red Ribbon is the first step in the fight against HIV / AIDS. It can be worn on any day of the year, but especially on World AIDS Day (i.e. 1st December). The next step is to do something more for those suffering from HIV / AIDS.

RED RIBBON CLUB

Mainstreaming of HIV & AIDS and ensuring safe blood are major activities to control the spread of HIV & AIDS in the country. Of the over 1 billion youth (ages 15-24),worldwide, some 10 million youth are living with HIV : Everyday ,an estimated 6,000 youth are infected with the virus .Out of 2.47 million estimated population infected by HIV in India, 88.7% are in the age group of 15-49 years. In view of this, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India has proposed to establish a network with universities and educational institutions to generate awareness regarding HIV & AIDS and to promote Voluntary Blood Donation to ensure safe blood and implement preventive programmes on HIV & AIDS.

Under the NACP III youth have been identified as a vulnerable group requiring special attention. Recognizing the heterogeneity of the youth NACP III aims to promote Red Ribbon Clubs to cover youth at risk to HIV both in campuses as well as in community.

♦ Goal of Red Ribbon Clubs

♦ To reduce the occurrence of new sexually transmitted infections (incidence), particularly HIV, among youth

♦ Objectives of Red Ribbon Clubs

Primary Objective

To prepare youth as peer educators/agents of change both among youth as well as society at large by developing their skills on leadership, advocacy, communication and team building.

Secondary objectives

To increase awareness among youth on sexual reproductive health and HIV/AIDS.

To impart skills among youth on self-protection, negotiation, and effective group interaction.

Additional Objectives

♦ To encourage blood donations.

♦ To serve as forums for medical students to participate in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Role of the Red Ribbon Club

♦ Promote Regular voluntary blood donation by young people and increase access to safe and adequate quantities of blood.

♦ Conducting AIDS awareness programs.

♦ Making Blood Group Directory.

♦ Observance of Important days.

♦ Educate youth with correct, concise and adequate information.

♦ Enable youth, especially the female students, to identify and understand situations of exploitation and abuse.

♦ To instill life skills into youths to live better and healthier life.

♦ Create among the youth a cadre of peer educators

RRC in our College

Red Ribbon Club (RRC) of A.M Jain College students have actively participated in Medical camp, the medical camp conducted for flood affected people. The students are also organising Guest Lecture on importance of Blood Donation among the youths.

It also prepares and promotes youth to be educators within and outside the campus.

The volunteers engage themselves in distributing pamphlets regarding AIDS and the way of living.

RRC in A.M Jain College 2015-16

Sl No	Name	Designation	Department
1. 2.	Mathankumar M Vairavan C	Co-ordinator Co-ordinator	BBA English
3.	Priyathanshini	The President	BBA
4.	Surya	Secretary	BBA

 

Memberships:

Blood Bank Directory:

RRC has maintaining separate directory for volunteer blood donators.

Based on the emergency & demand through proper channel, our RRC volunteers donated the blood very often i.e 24*7 basis. As of now 15 students donated blood at Apollo Hospitals, Vijaya Hospital, SRM Hospital and etc.

Republic Day Rally

There were 28 students of RRC have participated Republic day rally on 26.01.2016. It was a wonderful experience for the Students and they had really gained knowledge.

Guest Lecture

RRC has conducted Special Guest lecture on the topic “Importance of Blood Donation” on 26.02.2016. We have invited Dr. Balasundaram M.B.B.S, (specialist in TB & Skin), Stanley Hospital, Chennai.

In this programme, all the members of RRC 2015-16 were participated and gained the knowledge about importance of blood donation. Our respected Principal (shift –II), has participated and presented wonderful speech about the topic. Our respected advisor and deputy deans were participated on this function.

RRC - LIST OF MEMBERS (2015-2016)

RRC - LIST OF MEMBERS (2015-2016)

Sl. No.	Department	Register No.	Name
1.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B110	Aravind .D
2.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B124	Vijay .S
3.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B107	Rajkumar .S
4.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B138	Tamilarasan .R
5.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B121	Nirmal Kumar .J
6.	B.com (General) – Iyr	15B130	Balaji .V
7.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B119	Dharanenderan .B
8.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B143	Sriraj .M.R
9.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B114	Shreenath .R
10.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B074	Abiramy .V
11.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B084	Vinayashree .V
12.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B083	Vijayalakshmi .R
13.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B082	Jeyavani .B
14.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B079	Sushmitha .S
15.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B076	Akshaya Ganesh
16.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B024	Veereshwar. A
17.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B038	Govardhan. G
18.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B053	Kiran Raj. G
19.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B041	Naresh. M
20.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B043	Kishore. S
21.	B.com (general) – Iyr	15B060	Subett Chandar. M
22.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B233	Akarsh. C
23.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B101	Prabhakar. R
24.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B202	Pavithran. D
25.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B203	Arun Raman. R
26.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B208	Rakesh. D
27.	B.com (general) – IIIyr	13B207	Manoj Seervi. J
28.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F102	Rohith. M. Bajna
29.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F103	Chirag Chordia
30.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F007	Siddhardh. S
31.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F037	Mahendran. K
32.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F033	Anbu Durai. M
33.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F101	Akash. M
34.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F122	Abhishek Jain. R
35.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F111	Prem Kumar. S
36.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F124	Thamiz Hanban
37.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F126	Surendiran. S
38.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F109	Santhosh. V.C
39.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F121	Praveen Kumar. N
40.	B.Sc (IDD)	15ID001	Logesh .V
41.	B.Sc (IDD)	15ID007	Deepak .D
42.	BCA–IIyr	14H141	Madhan Raj. M
43.	BCA–Iyr	15H177	Viveka. R
44.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J072	Chitra. E
45.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J011	Balaji. S
46.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J020	Gowtham. C
47.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J036	Titus Anawiah. R.A
48.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J018	Harish. T
49.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J034	Vigneshwaran. K
50.	B.SC (SA)- Iyr	15J026	Sheik Sahul Hameed. S
51.	B.SC (EM)- Iyr	15EM003	Shyam Jenith Kumar. S
52.	B.SC (CS)- Iyr	15G208	Veerabathiran. S
53.	B.SC (CS)- Iyr	15G244	Suresh. K
54.	B.SC (CS)- Iyr	15G203	Akash. G
55.	B.SC (CS)- Iyr	15G039	Ashok Kumar. M
56.	B.SC (CS)- Iyr	15G245	Hemnath Mouli. P
57.	B.A (TTM)- Iyr	15K010	Yogeshwaran. V
58.	B.A (TTM)- IIIyr	13K016	Akash. N
59.	B.A (TTM)- IIIyr	13K020	Prabu. V
60.	M.A(TTM)- Iyr	15TM007	Kasthuri. T
61.	B.COM(CS)- Iyr	15C111	Naganathan. C
62.	BBA–IIyr	14A146	Raj Kamal. B
63.	BBA–IIyr	14A126	Raj Kumar. M
64.	BBA–IIyr	14A173	Dhanashree. K
65.	BBA–IIyr	14A176	Banupriya. S
66.	BBA–IIyr	14A133	Raju. V
67.	BBA–IIyr	14A111	Sarath Kumar. S
68.	BBA–IIyr	14A125	Elakiyan. M.R
69.	BBA–IIyr	14A106	Nitesh Chand Chouhan
70.	BBA–IIyr	14A137	Sathish Var Rao. T.S
71.	BBA–IIyr	14A124	Manoj Pandian. P
72.	BBA–IIyr	14A177	Rubini. R
73.	BBA–IIyr	14A105	Rohit Kumar Tiwari. A
74.	BBA–IIyr	14A158	Hari. M
75.	BBA–IIyr	14A110	Vineeth Joshua. A
76.	B.COM(ISM)- IIyr	14D123	Feroz. H
77.	B.COM(ISM)- IIyr	14D135	Ajay. K
78.	B.COM(CS)-IIIyr	13C143	Ravi Kumar. R
79.	B.COM(CS)-IIyr	14C029	Sundara Vadhanan. N
80.	B.COM(CS)-Iyr	15C057	Tharun Kumar. S
81.	BBA- Iyr	15A021	Pathrul Arshath Parvez. M.H
82.	BBA-IIIyr	13A058	Aravindan. V
83.	B.COM(ISM)-Iyr	15D035	Pravinraj Sha. G
84.	B.COM(CS)-Iyr	15C113	Perianna Balaji. N
85.	B.COM(CS)-Iyr	15C103	Periya Muthu. M
86.	BBA-IIyr	14A129	Ruthramoorthy. K
87.	BBA-IIyr	14A139	Nadeemudeen. T
88.	BBA-IIIyr	13A072	Vijayalakshmi. E
89.	BBA-IIIyr	13A075	Deepika. R
90.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F071	Janani. B.S
91.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F108	Sriraam.N
92.	B.SC Viscom- Iyr	15F120	Thanga Murugan. G
93.	BBA-IIIyr	13A067	Ezekia Praveen.A
94.	BBA-IIIyr	13A011	Gopi. B
95.	BBA-IIIyr	13A049	Dineshkumar. M
96.	BBA-IIIyr	13A056	Selvam. S
97.	BBA-IIIyr	13A037	Vimal Kumar. R
98.	B.SC (EM)- Iyr	15EM004	Sathish. V.J
99.	BBA-IIIyr	13A033	Ranjith Kumar. G
100.	BBA-IIIyr	13A068	Nagaraj. K
101.	BBA-IIIyr	13A039	Manikandan. T
102.	BBA-IIIyr	13A050	Vinoth Kumar. L
103.	BBA-IIIyr	13A171	Bhuvaneshwari. B
104.	B.COM(ISM)-Iyr	15D030	Harish. S
105.	B.COM(ISM)-Iyr	15D033	Selva Karthick. P
106.	BBA-IIIyr	13A146	Mohan Babu. P.S
107.	BBA-IIIyr	13A140	Devarajan. N
108.	BBA-IIIyr	13A154	Arun. M
109.	B.COM(ISM)-Iyr	15D106	Sudarsan. S
110.	B.COM(ISM)-Iyr	15D015	Giridharan. D
111.	B.COM(CS)-Iyr	15C272	Natasha Dewri
112.	B.COM(CS)-Iyr	15C271	Preety Chouhan
113.	B.COM(C.S)-Iyr	15C173	Keerthana.C
114.	B.B.A.-III yr	13A070	Santhosh kumar.V
115.	B.B.A.-I yr	15A074	Aswini.N
116.	B.B.A-I yr	15A073	Priya.M
117.	B.B.A-III yr	13A018	Khaja Hussain Mohideen.N
118.	B.B.A-III yr	13A142	Ashok kumar.P

 

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