Red Ribbon

The RRC youth of S.S. Jain Subodh Girls College Sanganer, Jaipur is encouraged to learn about safe and healthy lifestyles. The RRC promotes access to information on healthy life and voluntary blood donation. They create and provide opportunity to the zeal of volunteerism among youth to contribute towards the control and prevention of HIV&AIDS. The Red Ribbon Club is a voluntary on-campus intervention program for students. The programme organized by RRC addresses the knowledge, attitude and behaviour of the youths in the interrelated areas of Voluntary Blood Donation, HIV & AIDS, as demanded by their age, environment, and life style.

Objectives:
 Red Ribbon Club programme with the objective of bringing about behaviour change in young minds employs various strategies like:

• Celebrating Life Program
• To reduce new HIV infection among youth by raising their risk perception through awareness of Sex, Sexuality and HIV & AIDS.
• To promote Voluntary non-remunerated Blood Donation among youth.
• Peer education and leadership trainings
• Cultural Competitions
• Interactions with positive people, Transgender, Injection Drug users, ICTC- Counsellors
• Awareness campaigns (Rallies, Outreach activities).

Red Ribbon Club is a voluntary programme with the objective of bringing about behavioural change in young hearts. Keeping this in mind on 1st December 2021, on the occasion of "World AIDS Day”, a Guest Lecture, Poster and Slogan writing competition was organized to spread awareness and caution about the disease. The speakers of the session were Dr. Rinku Verma, Member of Rajasthan AIDS Control Society, medical officer (Santhi Sansthan) and Dr. Ratna Verma, Assistant Professor, IIHMR.

In the Year 2020-21 A awareness lecture delivered by Dr. Kanchan Maurya, IMS, BHU on “Prevention of HIV/AIDS” among the students and made them aware in HIV/AIDS issue and also shared the concept of RRC
Member
Dr.  Swapnal Sisodiya

Ranger Cell

Rovering/Rangering is the senior wing of Scouting and Guiding. Rovering/Rangering was started by founder of the scouting movement Lord Powell in 1919. Any regular student of College/ University between the age group of 16-25 years can be enlisted as Rover (Boy)/ Ranger (Girl). A unit consists of 24 Rovers called Rover crew and 24 Rangers called ranger team. Rovering/Rangering is a uniformed activity.

Objectives:

Rovering/Rangering is an international voluntary non-political educational movement for youths. The purpose of the movement is to contribute towards the development of young  people in achieving  their full Physical, Intellectual Social and Spiritual potential as an individual as well as responsible citizens and members of Local, National and International community, through several  outdoor activities, social and community service campaigns.

Committee Member
Dr. Anita Sharma
Ms. Shivangi Tamboli
 

• On 7th January, 2022, a team of 10 Rangers visited a small scale handloom Industry, where they observed the process of coloring, designing and tie-dying through bare hands by the local workers of the area. 
• From 22nd - 23rd January, 2022, a seven days “Ranger Rover Officers Camp” was held at Bharat Scouts and Guides, Divisional Headquarters, Banipark, Jaipur. In this camp, the high ranking officers gave information about the formation of Ranger team in practical form through sports. 
• On 22nd February, 2022, on the occasion of 'World Thinking Day' and birth Anniversary of Lord Baden Powel and Lady Baden Powel, the founders of Scout and guide, the Rangers of Subodh, participated in a rally organized by Bharat Scout and Guide association of Rajasthan.
• On 25th March, 2022, the two units of Rangers participated in 'Bhartiya Swachata Abhiyan' and educated the people of nearby areas on the importance of cleanliness and environment safety through waste management and elimination of open defecation.