NSS cAMP OCT'24
On Day 1, the camp began with an introductory session led by Bindu Ma'am, followed by a motivational lecture by Mr. Deepak Teraiya Ji, focusing on the essence of NSS and community service. Volunteers then visited the village of Chekhlarani to assess its needs and establish a connection with the local population
On Day 2, the volunteers conducted a health survey throughout the village to identify prevalent health issues. This was followed by a guest lecture on personality development by Mr. Tejas Thaker, aimed at empowering volunteers and encouraging their growth. The results of the health survey were analyzed, providing valuable insights into the community's health status.
Day 3 was dedicated to team formation for drama performances and rehearsals. Volunteers created digital posters to raise health awareness and engaged in wall whitewashing for painting health-related slogans. They also organized outdoor games for local school students, fostering a sense of joy and interaction within the community.
On Day 4, the camp included visits to cultural sites such as Jakshini Mata Temple and Sadra Fort, enhancing the volunteers' understanding of local heritage. The team conducted research for the upcoming drama performances and engaged in wall painting to promote health awareness through visual messages.
Day 5 featured a key activity where volunteers invited villagers to an evening drama performance. A CPR training session was conducted by the Indian Red Cross Society, equipping participants with essential life-saving skills. The day concluded with performances that highlighted addiction awareness and women's menstrual health, effectively educating the villagers on these important topics.
On Day 6, a comprehensive all-disease diagnosis camp was organized at the local primary school, offering free health checkups and blood group identification for 128 villagers. This event was graced by the presence of esteemed directors, which underscored the importance of the initiative. Following this, volunteers visited Motipura to distribute chocolates to local children, fostering goodwill and community spirit.
Finally, on Day 7, the last day of the camp, volunteers distributed DDLs (Danda Dhari Lota) to every household in the village. This initiative aimed to promote hygienic drinking water practices by preventing contamination, ensuring the health and well-being of the villagers.