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Supported by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society (SACS)
A voluntary on-campus intervention programme empowering students through awareness, peer education and the spirit of selfless service.
Leading our Red Ribbon Club with dedication and recognised by the State AIDS Control Society for outstanding contribution.
Felicitated by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society on International Women's Day, March 8, 2022, in recognition of her exemplary leadership of the RRC at SGGS College, Sector 26.
Beyond HIV/AIDS, the RRC equips students with knowledge across the full spectrum of youth health and wellbeing.
Reducing stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS through education and outreach.
Promoting voluntary, non-remunerated blood donation as an act of community service.
Building youth resilience and breaking the silence around mental wellbeing on campus.
Equipping students with correct information to recognise, refuse and respond to substance abuse.
Comprehensive guidance on nutrition, reproductive and sexual health for informed choices.
Training student leaders to spread positive health behaviour messages in an enabling environment.
Highlights from a year of awareness drives, competitions, rallies and recognition events organised by the Red Ribbon Club.
All RRC activities are organised in partnership with the Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society (SACS) and the Department of Youth Affairs, ensuring authoritative guidance and statewide reach.
An HIV/AIDS Awareness and Blood Safety Programme was organised at the College, with Mr. Sunil Kumar Panghal, Assistant Director (Youth Affairs) and Incharge (Blood Safety Programme), as the Resource Person. The expert was felicitated by Principal Dr. Navjot Kaur in recognition of the valuable session delivered to our students.
On the occasion of International Women's Day, Dr. Harpreet Bali, Coordinator of the Red Ribbon Club at SGGSC Sector 26, was felicitated by the Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society for her dedicated coordination of awareness programmes and tireless contribution to youth health initiatives across the campus.
Observing World AIDS Day and the theme "End Inequalities. End AIDS. End Pandemics.", a large number of our students participated in the 4th Bicycle Rally "Cyclothon" for HIV/AIDS awareness. Our students proudly bagged prizes in the accompanying quiz competition, demonstrating both physical participation and intellectual engagement on the issue.
RRC volunteers prepared an awareness video highlighting the grave causes and effects of HIV/AIDS. The student-led production was used to spread the message of prevention and de-stigmatisation across digital platforms, reaching a far wider audience than physical events alone.
Winners of the Short Video Making Competition on Blood Donation were awarded by Principal Dr. Navjot Kaur. The competition encouraged creative storytelling around the theme of voluntary blood donation, showcasing student talent in service of public health messaging.
Our students received prizes in the State Level Quiz Competition organised by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society (SACS) on November 25, 2021. The achievement reflects the depth of preparation and commitment of our peer educators on issues of HIV/AIDS and public health.
Recognitions earned through committed peer education and consistent community outreach.
Students bagged prizes in the State Level Quiz Competition organised by Chandigarh SACS on November 25, 2021 — a testament to the rigour of our peer-education training.
RRC students secured prizes in the quiz competition accompanying the 4th Bicycle Rally Cyclothon held on World AIDS Day, combining endurance with awareness.
Dr. Harpreet Bali was honoured by Chandigarh SACS on International Women's Day, March 8, 2022, recognising sustained leadership of the College's RRC unit.