S.I.E.

S (NERUL)
COLLEGE OF ARTS,SCIENCE & COMMERCE

SRI CHANDRASEKAR SARASWATHY VIDYAPURAM,

SECTOR V, NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI 400706.
WELCOME
TO THE NSS
ORIENTATION
2009-2010
 WHAT IS NSS?
Stands for - NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
Contributes towards the socio-economic progress of
the country.
It inculcates a sense of dignity of labour.
Provides social service to the society.
Works for improvement of physical environment.
Assists in rehabilitation work of the disabled.
Promotes National Integration & Social Harmony.
Work towards a common goal- “WORLD PEACE”.
HISTORY
 NSS MOTTO

“ NOT ME BUT YOU ”

STANDS FOR :-

“FORGETTING AND SURRENDERING THE SELF”

OR
“RENDERING SELFLESS SERVICE TO OTHERS”
NSS EMBLEM
 STORY OF N.S.S. EMBLEM
The NSS symbol is embossed on the NSS badge.

The Konark wheel in the symbol has eight bars which

represent 24 hours of service.

The RED color in the badge indicates that the NSS

volunteers are full of blood.

The navy blue color indicates that we are to

contribute our share for the welfare of mankind.
 OBJECTIVES OF “NSS”
Understand the community in which they work.
Identify the needs and problems of the community.
Develop among themselves a sense of social and civic
responsibility.
Gain skills in mobilizing community participation.
Acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitude.
Develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural
disasters.
Practice NATIONAL INTEGRATION.
 WHY SHOULD YOU JOIN NSS?

To serve the society.

To Help people in estimating their emergency needs

To work towards infrastructure improvements.

Coordinating with community for their participation.

Bridging gap between government & people.

To Preserve Human Rights & fight for justice.

 Terms of NSS

120 hrs of social service in a year.

Completion of 2 year term.

Attend at least 1 special camp.

Use of Badges is compulsory.

 Code of Conduct

 Volunteers shall work under the guidance of the group

leader.

 They shall make themselves worthy of the confidence and

cooperation of the group leader

 A day to day record of their activities should be submitted

to the leader.
 Code of Conduct

 A diary should be submitted to the Programme Officer for

filling the report cards for getting 10 marks by 31st January.

 Volunteers are not allowed to work independently in any

project of their own.

 They should be in an agency/village/slums adopted by the

college NSS unit.
REGULAR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY
NSS.

Blood Donation Camp. Independence day

AIDS Awareness Republic day
Campaign. World AIDS day
Services In SLUM Area.
N.S.S. foundation day
Disaster Management.
Tree plantation
Survey Of Village /Area.
Polio drive
Rallies & Street Plays.
Adopting area
This year planned projects
Blood Donation camp
Rallies & Street plays
Independence Day
Tree Plantation
Polio Drive
 Disaster management
WHAT IS DISASTER?
Disaster is a sudden, calamitous event bringing great
damage, loss, destruction and devastation to life and
property.

It may also be termed as “a serious disruption of the

functioning of society.
 Disaster management
Rising Disaster.
ROHA ( Goregoaw)
Village
visit
Group activities
dairy
Experience of our Ex-
NSS students.
 INTRODUCTION
SECRETARIES:
 INTRODUCTION
DEPARTMENT HEADS:
 INTRODUCTION
TEACHERS INCHARGE:

BHUMIKA MADAM –BI/AF

LYNNETE MADAM -CS/IT
RAJSHREE MADAM –Bcom
GIRISH SIR – BMS
MITHUN SIR -BMM
VOTE OF THANKS