Red Ribbon Club: Induction-cum-Orientation and HIV/ AIDS Awareness Session 23rd July 2026
The Red Ribbon Club of Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Shimla, organized an Induction cum orientation Programme followed by an awareness session on HIV/AIDS on 23rd July 2026.
During the programme, students were sensitized and made aware of the significance and objectives of the Red Ribbon Club. They were also encouraged to participate actively in the various activities planned for the academic session 2026-27.
Thereafter, an awareness session on HIV/AIDS and a live demonstration on the NACO Self-Assessment Tool for HIV were conducted. The resource person for the awareness session was Ms. Kritika Sharma, Assistant Director (Youth Affairs), HPSACS (Dept. of Health & Family welfare, Govt. of H.P)
The resource person in her address explained the modes of transmission, methods of prevention, the importance of early testing, treatment options, and addressed common myths and misconceptions associated with HIV/AIDS.
A significant highlight of the session was the discussion on the effective use of online and offline platforms in safeguarding youth against HIV/AIDS. Students were encouraged to access authentic health information through official websites, verified social media platforms, webinars, and digital awareness campaigns while avoiding misinformation circulating online.
The programme proved to be highly informative and inspiring, reinforcing the importance of awareness, responsible choices, and collective efforts in creating an aware, informed and healthy society.
During the programme, students were sensitized and made aware of the significance and objectives of the Red Ribbon Club. They were also encouraged to participate actively in the various activities planned for the academic session 2026-27.
Thereafter, an awareness session on HIV/AIDS and a live demonstration on the NACO Self-Assessment Tool for HIV were conducted. The resource person for the awareness session was Ms. Kritika Sharma, Assistant Director (Youth Affairs), HPSACS (Dept. of Health & Family welfare, Govt. of H.P)
The resource person in her address explained the modes of transmission, methods of prevention, the importance of early testing, treatment options, and addressed common myths and misconceptions associated with HIV/AIDS.
A significant highlight of the session was the discussion on the effective use of online and offline platforms in safeguarding youth against HIV/AIDS. Students were encouraged to access authentic health information through official websites, verified social media platforms, webinars, and digital awareness campaigns while avoiding misinformation circulating online.
The programme proved to be highly informative and inspiring, reinforcing the importance of awareness, responsible choices, and collective efforts in creating an aware, informed and healthy society.
