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INTRODUCTION
The Red Ribbon Club (RRC) is a voluntary youth initiative supported by the Delhi State AIDS
Control Society (DSACS) and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU).
It aims to engage young students in creating awareness on HIV & AIDS prevention,
promoting voluntary blood donation, and fostering a healthy, responsible lifestyle.
RRC works to empower youth as change-makers who spread knowledge, fight stigma, and
promote inclusion for all, including persons with disabilities.
OBJECTIVES
- To create awareness on HIV/AIDS, STIs, and reproductive health among youth.
- To promote safe and responsible behaviour.
- To encourage voluntary blood donation and reduce myths.
- To reduce stigma and discrimination associated with HIV/AIDS.
- To conduct community outreach activities, awareness campaigns, and peer education.
- To develop students as health ambassadors in the community.
CONTACT & LINKAGES
APPRECIATION CERTIFICATE
Issued to:
- Student volunteers
- Peer educators
- Event participants
- Supporting faculty
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
List of colleges/institutes under:
- GGSIPU
- Schools or community centres participating in outreach
ACTIVITIES
- Awareness rallies
- Nukkad Natak (street plays)
- Poster/badge-making
- Seminars & expert talks
- Blood donation drives
- Campus sensitization workshops
- Interactive games on HIV myths
- Community field visits
- Inclusion-focused programs for persons with disabilities
IMPACT
- Increased awareness of HIV/AIDS & safe practices.
- Reduced stigma and myths among students.
- Enhanced student leadership through volunteerism.
- Higher participation in voluntary blood donation.
- Stronger community linkages with health centres.
- Empowerment of students with and without disabilities.
SUPPORT
RRC receives support from:
- DSACS (Delhi State AIDS Control Society)
- GGSIPU Red Ribbon Cell
- Saroj Hospital, Rohini delhi
- NGOs & community-based organizations
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INTRODUCTION
The red ribbon foundation is an organization founded in 1993 whose main purpose is the education about prevention of the human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, Acquired Deficiency syndrome related complex, ARC and AIDS. The Red ribbon express was launched in India on world AIDS Day, December 1,2007.
OBJECTIVES
- To reduce new HIV infection among youth by raising their risk perception through awareness of sex, sexuality and HIV and AIDS.
- To motivate youth and build their capacity as peer educators.
- To promote voluntary non-remunerated blood donation among youth.
GALLERY
GALLERY
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
Universities, Colleges and technical institutions across India participate in the program.
ACTIVITIES
- Awareness campaigns: Club may organize awareness campaigns on health, Hygiene and Education.
- To sensitize people about the progress in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care around the world.
- Awareness on HIV/AIDS, Substance abuse, gender etc.
- Slogan writing on HIV-AIDS
- Poster making
IMPACT
To instill life skills into youth to live better and healthier life. Increasing the capacity of the education system in teaching, Training of various basic health aspects and helping the adolescents and youths for achieving positive health.
SUPPORT
The program receive support from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha university, Dwarka.
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