NSS GGSCW, sector - 26, Chandigarh

The NSS Unit of GGSCW participated in the State Level Awareness Programme Walkathon under the theme of 100 Days Intensified TB Campaign" at Sukhna Lakh on 1-03-2025

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7 DAY NSS CAMP HELD AT GGSCW-26*
The NSS Unit of GGSCW-26 organized a seven-day Special Camp from 28th December, 2024 to 3rd January, 2025, with the theme "Youth for My Bharat and Youth for Digital Literacy."
Key activities included lectures, video sessions, and experience-sharing on topics like digital literacy, healthy habits, and social responsibility. Eminent speakers such as Nemi Chandi (NSS SLO), Mr. Abhinav Dogra (Career Counseling), Ms. Jasbir Kaur (Cybersecurity for Women), Dr. Savneet Bedi (Social Media Use), Mr. Harman Singh Sian (Financial Literacy), and Ms. Madahvi Rana (Mental Health) enriched the sessions.
Volunteers conducted a door-to-door survey, an awareness drive among hostellers, and engaged in activities like card-making and presented a Nukkad Natak in Kishangarh on the theme of digital literacy. The camp also featured a visit to Sukhna Lake to raise awareness. This impactful event strengthened the spirit of community service and youth empowerment amongst the participants.

The NSS Unit of the College commemorated Rashtriya Ekta Diwas on October 29, 2024, beginning the day with a marathon at Sukhna Lake and engaging activities in the college premises.

Green Diwali Celebrations by the NSS Unit of the College.

Orientation and Lecture on World Su***de Prevention Day BY Dr Savneet Kaur from the Department of Psychology on 10th September 2024

NSS DAY CELEBRATIONS 24.09.2024

SWACHHTA HI SEWA 17 SEPTEMBER -01.10.2024
As part of the nationwide Swachhta Hi Sewa campaign, our college organized a series of activities aimed at promoting cleanliness and environmental awareness among students and staff. The events were successfully conducted with active participation from NSS volunteers and the broader college community. # MyGovIndia

The NSS volunteers of Guru Gobind Singh College for Women initiated Swachhta hi Seva on September 17, focusing on various activities aimed at promoting health and nutrition. Key activities include:
1. Poster making : Volunteers made posters emphasizing the benefits of a healthy diet, including visuals of food groups, meal planning tips, and awareness slogans. This creative activity helped spread the message across campus.
2. Workshop on Health and Hygiene: Conducted by community helpers from GMSS 32, this workshop will educate participants about essential health practices.
3. Menstrual Health Awareness: Volunteers engaged with young girls at the government school in Kishangarh (adopted village) to raise awareness about menstruation and related health topics.
4. Tree Plantation Drive: Aiming to enhance environmental health, volunteers participated in tree planting activities.
5. Awareness Rally: A rally will be organized to disseminate information on health and hygiene to the community.
6. Dengue Awareness Drive: Mr Ashwini, Civil hospital Manimajra guided NSS volunteers about the prevention of breeding of dengue mosquito.
7. Workshop on building Emotional health by Dr Savneet, Counselor and Head of the Psychology Department, Guru Gobind Singh College for Women Sector 26 Chandigarh
8. Workshop on health and hygiene by Mrs Jasneet Malhi, a Nutrition Expert and Head of Department of Home science Guru Gobind Singh College for Women Sector 26 Chandigarh
These initiatives reflect a commitment to improving health and well-being in the community.

SPORTS DAY 29.08.2024
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celebrations of 'EK PED MAA KE NAAM' from July onwards

The NSS and Psychology Department jointly organized a lecture on World Su***de Prevention Day, with Dr. Savneet as the resource person. The session aimed to raise awareness about mental health issues and the importance of su***de prevention. Dr. Savneet discussed the psychological, social, and emotional factors contributing to su***de and emphasized the significance of early intervention, support systems, and destigmatizing mental health challenges. One hundred and three volunteers actively engaged in the discussion, learning about coping strategies and ways to help those in crisis. Additionally, a signature campaign was held to spread awareness on su***de prevention, encouraging participants to pledge their support for mental health advocacy.

HAR GHAR TIRANGA activities to mark the celebrations of the 78th Independence Day from 8th-14th August 2024.
Poster making
Flag making
Rally