Students Volunteering in the SAVE CHELLANAM drive
Coastal erosion and flooding had ravaged Chellanam a coastal village when Cyclone Ockhi hit Kerala’s coast in December 2017. When the south-west monsoon gains strength, ferocious waves from the Arabian Sea breach the sea wall ravaging more than 700 houses and driving 1,400 residents to relief camps. More than 13,000 people reside in Chellanam village, with around 1,000 houses situated very close to the sea. Chellanam is now witness to a trail of destruction with hundreds of damaged houses, blocked toilets and other drainage systems and contaminated open wells.
Our students joined hands with E- Unnathi an NGO in filling sandbags and building a temporary sea wall along the sea coast at Chellanam on June 12th 2019.
26 th batch one month intensive training programme on learning disability organised by department of…
vacation classes organized by the department of Home Science and center for research for children…
Internationally accredited certification programme on Brain Gym conducted by department of Home Science and centre…
Ms. Malavika Manoj of 1st PG FSN at one month dietary internship at lakeshore hospital…
post graduate students of food science and nutrition attended one month internship in the dietarydepartment…