S. Ch. V. P. M. R. Government Degree College, Ganapavaram organized a Blood Grouping Camp on 05 December 2025 as part of its ongoing health awareness and student welfare initiatives. The programme is organized by Department of Zoology, NSS Unit-II, and Youth Red Cross Society (YRC) and aimed to create awareness about the importance of knowing one’s blood group and to encourage students to participate actively in future health-related activities. Principal Dr.P.Nirmala Kumari appreciated the organizers for this inittiatve.
Objectives of the Camp
To provide free blood group testing for students and staff.
To educate participants on the significance of knowing their blood group during emergencies.
To promote awareness about voluntary blood donation and basic health care.
To maintain accurate health records for students.
Organizing Committee
The event was jointly organized by the Department of Zoology, NSS Unit-II, and Youth Red Cross Society (YRC), supported by faculty members and student volunteers. Dr.Sk.Parveen, Lecturer in Zoology, Sri Sk.Moin Ansari, NSS Unit-II PO and YRC Coordinator Sri Ch.Rajababu coordinated the program.
Resource Persons
Trained students of the college conducted the blood grouping tests. They explained the testing procedure, safety measures, and the importance of blood group compatibility.
Participation
The camp received enthusiastic participation from the college community:
Students Participated: 59
Faculty Participated: 16
Volunteers: 10
All safety and hygiene protocols were strictly followed.
Activities Conducted
Registration of students and faculty.
Blood sample collection and grouping (A, B, AB, O – with Rh factor).
Issuing personal blood group identification slips.
Awareness session on emergency first aid and blood donation.
Outcomes of the Program
Students became aware of their blood groups, essential during medical emergencies.
Increased willingness among students to participate in blood donation drives.
Strengthened the college’s health and welfare initiatives.
Promoted social responsibility and health consciousness.
Feedback
Participants appreciated the initiative and expressed the need for more such health awareness programmes. The camp was conducted smoothly and received positive feedback from both students and staff.
Conclusion
The Blood Grouping Camp was a great success, fulfilling its objective of creating health awareness and providing an essential service to students. The college plans to organize more health-related programmes to ensure the well-being of students and staff.
