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ASSOCIATION INAUGURATION - VIVENTIA 2K25 PG DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

ASSOCIATION INAUGURATION - VIVENTIA 2K25 PG DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

On February 7th, The Department of Social Work successfully conducted its professional program, Viventia, which served as a platform for engaging discussions and insights on contemporary social work practices. The program was attended by esteemed faculty, students, and distinguished guests.
The event commenced with a warm and inspiring welcome address by Ms. Anitha Praveen, Head of the Department of Social Work. She highlighted the importance of professional engagements and collaborative learning in the field of social work.
Ms. Pooja Jayaraj, Assistant Professor, presented a comprehensive report on the department’s recent activities, achievements, and future initiatives. Her report reflected the department’s commitment to academic excellence and social outreach.
The official launch of the Viventia logo was performed by Mr. Sameer Machingal, Principal, who emphasized the importance of visual identity in representing the department’s mission and vision. Mr. Muhammed Murshid AP introduced the esteemed guests and highlighted their contributions to the field of education and social service.
The program was formally inaugurated by Mr. Sameer Machingal, District Social Justice Officer, Malappuram. In his inaugural address, he spoke on the evolving role of social work professionals in addressing societal challenges and creating positive change. Ms. Smitha, Librarian, emphasized the importance of information resources in shaping socially responsible professionals.
Mr. Anas Tharakan, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, congratulated the department for organizing the event and encouraged students to pursue knowledge and compassion in their professional journey. Mr. Jiji, Head of the Department of Physical Education, highlighted the importance of physical and mental well-being in the social work profession.
The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Ms. Varsha, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, faculty members, students, and support staff for their valuable contributions to the success of Viventia.
The Department of Social Work's Association Inauguration Day featured a session on "Mental Health: Enlightenment and Empowerment" led by Hifzul Rahman, a para-psychologist. Mr. Anas Tharakan, Assistant Professor of Social Work, delivered the welcome address. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Anjana, a first-year MSW student, promoting mental health awareness and empowerment.
The program successfully fostered professional dialogue and emphasized the department’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence and community engagement. Viventia proved to be a significant milestone in the department’s journey toward innovation and service

Palliative Care Day

Palliative Care Day

On January 15, 2025, the first-year MSW students of the PG Department of Social Work of GEMS Arts and Science College, Ramapuram, took an active role in a fundraising and awareness initiative as part of Palliative Care Day. The event, organized in collaboration with the Palliative Clinic, Kadungapuram, aimed to raise funds and spread awareness about the vital role of palliative care in the community.
The students were divided into groups and assigned various strategic locations across Ramapuram, Puzhakkattiri, and Kadungapuram. At each location, the students engaged with the public, explaining the purpose of the campaign and encouraging contributions. The enthusiastic efforts of the students led to a substantial collection of funds, which were contributed to the Palliative Clinic to support their services.
Following the fundraising activities, the students organized a concluding awareness rally. The rally covered the key areas of Ramapuram, Puzhakkattiri, and Kadungapuram, where students marched with banners and placards displaying messages about the importance of palliative care. Pamphlets and brochures detailing palliative care services were distributed to residents, effectively educating the community on the subject.
The event was a commendable success, with enthusiastic participation from both the students and the local populace. The combined efforts in fundraising and awareness-building highlighted the critical need for palliative care and strengthened community support for the cause.