Youth Red Cross (YRC)

Avichi College of Arts and Science

The Youth Red Cross (YRC) unit at Avichi College of Arts and Science is dedicated to instilling the values of service, empathy, and social responsibility in students. By participating in humanitarian activities, health awareness programs, and disaster response initiatives, YRC members develop a spirit of volunteerism and leadership, making a meaningful impact on society.

Mission & Goal

The primary goal of the Red Ribbon Club is to reduce the occurrence of HIV/AIDS and work towards its eradication by educating individuals on preventive measures, safe practices, and the importance of regular health checkups. The club also instills a spirit of empathy towards those living with HIV/AIDS, helping eliminate stigma and discrimination.

Objectives of the Red Ribbon Club

Promote Awareness – Educate students on HIV/AIDS prevention, transmission, and treatment.
Encourage Safe & Healthy Practices – Advocate for responsible behavior, hygiene, and wellness.
Develop Life Skills – Empower students with decision-making, communication, and leadership skills.
Support & Compassion – Instill a non-judgmental and empathetic approach toward people living with HIV/AIDS.

Key Activities & Initiatives

HIV/AIDS Awareness Programs

Conduct seminars, workshops, and expert talks on HIV/AIDS prevention and management.
Organize interactive sessions and peer education programs to encourage discussion.

Health & Wellness Campaigns

Promote safe blood donation and voluntary health checkups.
Conduct counseling sessions on reproductive health and mental well-being.

Community Outreach & Social Responsibility

Collaborate with NGOs and healthcare organizations to spread awareness.
Engage in outreach activities to educate rural and underprivileged communities.

Life Skills Development

Train students in self-awareness, critical thinking, and decision-making to make informed health choices.
Encourage leadership and teamwork through volunteer-driven initiatives.

Why Join the Red Ribbon Club?

Be a Health Ambassador – Gain knowledge about HIV/AIDS and general wellness to educate others.
Develop Leadership & Life Skills – Enhance your confidence, communication, and problem-solving abilities.
Contribute to a Social Cause – Be a part of community service and awareness programs.
Earn Recognition – Your contribution to health awareness adds value to your academic and professional journey.