Other Activities
Environment Day Observation.
On June 5th, 2026, the Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan (ASDSS) observed World Environment Day by organizing a tree-planting programme in collaboration with ESHG members and Koottu Club children. The programme began with a gathering where staff members, interns, sisters, ESHG members, and Koottu Club children assembled to participate in the planting of a sapling, symbolizing their shared commitment to environmental conservation and a greener future. The activity encouraged collective responsibility towards protecting nature and inspired participants to actively contribute to sustainable environmental practices.
Blood Donation Camp
The Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan (ASDSS), in collaboration with educational institutions and Rajagiri Hospital, organized two vital blood donation camps to collect much-needed blood and create awareness about the importance of blood donation.
The first blood donation camp was organized at UC College, Aluva, in collaboration with Rajagiri Hospital on June 16th. The second camp was conducted at SH College, Thevara, in collaboration with Rajagiri Hospital on July 23rd.
Both programmes aimed to encourage students and the public to become regular blood donors and contribute to saving lives. The camps also highlighted the importance and benefits of blood donation. Rajagiri Hospital played a crucial role in conducting the blood collection process through their professional expertise and dedicated services.
The successful organization of both camps reflected the collaborative efforts of ASDSS, the respective colleges, and Rajagiri Hospital in promoting voluntary blood donation and strengthening community participation in life-saving initiatives.
Snehadaravu
ASDSS organized a special programme titled “Snehadaravu” to honour the elected representatives of the District, Block, and Keezhmad Grama Panchayats in recognition of their valuable contributions, dedicated service, and commitment to the welfare of the community. The programme was organized as a gesture of appreciation for their efforts in promoting community development and addressing the needs of the people. The event brought together elected representatives and members of the organization in a spirit of appreciation, cooperation, and social commitment. The programme also highlighted the significance of collective efforts and active participation in strengthening community welfare initiatives. The elected representatives were felicitated and their valuable service to the community was acknowledged and appreciated. “Snehadaravu” served as a meaningful platform to express gratitude and encourage continued collaboration for the betterment of society.
World Suicide Prevention Day -Awareness Programme
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed on September 10 every year. As part of the observance, ASDSS, in collaboration with Bharata Mata College of Commerce & Arts, Choondy, organized an awareness programme on the theme “Talk. Listen. Support.” The programme aimed to create awareness about suicide prevention, emotional well-being, and the importance of seeking and offering support during times of distress. Shri. Thalhath, ASI, Edathala Police Station, served as the resource person and delivered a valuable and touching session, highlighting the importance of communication, attentive listening, and timely support. The programme encouraged participants to recognize the importance of reaching out for help and supporting others with empathy and understanding. The session conveyed the message that every life matters and that together we can build a kinder, more caring, and supportive community.
International Self-Care Day Awareness Programme
July 24 is observed as International Self-Care Day. As part of the observance, Social Work Trainees conducted an awareness programme for Anganwadi mothers on essential self-care practices. The session focused on promoting the physical, emotional, and overall well-being of mothers, covering important topics such as balanced nutrition, adequate sleep, sufficient water intake, stress management, personal hygiene, menstrual hygiene, pregnancy care, and deworming. The trainees highlighted the importance of maintaining healthy habits and prioritizing personal well-being as an essential part of a healthy family. The programme was interactive, with active participation from the mothers, and helped them gain awareness about incorporating healthy self-care practices into their daily lives.


