Sri Ramachandra College of Management
Outreach and community activities
Visit To Sivanandha Gurukulam
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much” – these words of Helen Keller provide perfect summary to the importance of teamwork in modern world.This ideology working in a team had helped students to cater to the deprived orphans and old- age people to seek solace and comfort in their desperate situation.
Chennapuri Annadana Samajan, Chennai
Primary Healthcare Centre, Vayalanallur
National Service Scheme
National Service Scheme (NSS) and Outreach programmes gives students an opportunity to get involved in community service on a regular basis. Such programmes helps Students to learn , enagage and serve the community.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much” – these words of Helen Keller provide perfect summary to the importance of teamwork in modern world.This ideology working in a team had helped students to cater to the deprived orphans and old- age people to seek solace and comfort in their desperate situation.
An outreach programme was undertaken by the students to Chennapuri Annadana Samajan Chennai. Programmes on oral hygiene , hand washing , storytelling was conducted for the children.
An outreach programme was undertaken by the students to a primary Healthcare Centre, Vayalanallur, at the outskirts of Chennai. A Health Education Programme was conducted for the primary school children.
National Service Scheme (NSS) and Outreach programmes gives students an opportunity to get involved in community service on a regular basis. Such programmes helps Students to learn , enagage and serve the community.
EVENTS
OUTREACH PROGRAM 2019 :
The SRFMS organized a medical camp on 19th of July, 2019 in collaboration with the Greater Chennai Corporation and CTS, a global IT major, as an outreach program to provide medical screening of sanitary workers in the Perungudi area of Chennai.
The Camp was attended by well over 500 sanitary workers belonging to the Greater Chennai Corporation for whom the Faculty of Medicine of SRIHER provided free consultation with the help of 10 doctors and 15 nursing staff in the areas of general medicine, orthopedics, ophthalmology, ENT, chest & TB, dermatology, and conducted investigations such as CBG, PFT and ECG.
The Camp was inaugurated by Mr. G. Prakash, I.A.S., Commissioner, Greater Chennai Corporation, in the presence of Dr. Alby John Varghese, Deputy Commissioner, South Region, Greater Chennai Corporation, and Dr. K. V. Somasundaram, Professor of Eminence & Adviser (Academics), SRIHER.
The Camp was organized in the newly constructed premises of Urban Community Health Center, Perungudi, Chennai", while the students of Management, SRIHER, provided voluntary administrative assistance
