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HIV/AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp

25th Sept, 2026
Pranab College, Dimapur
HIV AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp

HIV AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp

HIV AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp at Pranab College

HIV AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp at Pranab College

Pranab College Dimapur organised an HIV/AIDS awareness programme and Blood Donation Camp on 25th September 2026 at Pranab College as part of the Intensified IEC CAMPAIGN 3.0

The programme was organised by the Red Ribbon Club and NSS Unit, Pranab College in collaboration with Blood centre, District Hospital Dimapur and DISHA.

The programme was chaired by Mrs. Atoholi H, Assistant professor (Department of Political Science).

The welcome address was delivered by Mr. I. Imkongakum Ao, Nodal officer, RRC Pranab College, highlighting the importance on donation of blood and encouraging young people to contribute to the health and well-being in society.

The session "Why Donate Blood" was delivered by Mr. Kholie Dolf (Former President, Voluntary Blood Donors Association Nagaland and Managing Committe Member Indian Red Cross Society, Nagaland State Branch). He spoke about the importance of voluntary blood donation and how a single act of donating blood can help saves lives.

Dr. Rongsenmar Longkumer (Blood centre, District Hospital Dimapur) spoke about the importance of blood centres and availability of blood for patience in needs. He also introduced the E-Raktkosh online portal, which can be used to check the availability of different blood groups.

The programme also featured an HIV/AIDS and Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0 conducted by Ms. Pauramzeule (Manager - cum - counsellor, SSK, DHD). She delivered an awareness talk on HIV/AIDS explaining it's causes, symptoms and stages, highlighting the major modes of HIV transmission and emphasized the importance of prevention and proper treatment.

The programme concluded by vote of thanks by Mrs. Ulla Laureen Fernandez, Programme Officer, NSS Unit, Pranab College followed by Blood Donation camp where 22 students voluntarily donated blood.

The event emphasized an important act of humanity and community service and emphasized the importance of saving lives.