DAY 5- Community Living Camp

The fifth and final day (December  6 Saturday )of the Community Living Camp “Niramayam” began with a refreshing yoga session, followed by the morning assembly conducted by the Dheera team and breakfast. For the day’s activities, responsibilities were well coordinated: Kalki handled programme arrangements, Loka managed food and refreshments, Dheera took charge of management and cleaning, and Yodha handled documentation.

At 10:00 a.m., the programme “Prakasham Parakate” was conducted. The resource person was introduced by Ms. Athira V. S., Vice Principal, SVMCTE. Dr. Lalamani Ma’am, Principal of SVMCTE, shared a few words and personal memories before the session. The class was led by Ms. Priya K. J., Teacher, TDTTI, Thuravoor, and focused on self-empowerment and motivation. The session was interactive, inspiring, and encouraging.

After lunch, at 2:00 p.m., the awareness programme “Hack Free Zone” was conducted. The resource person was introduced by Ms. Jeena Kunjumon, and the session was handled by Sree Abhilash R., SCPO, Cyber Crime Police Station, Kollam Rural. The programme created strong awareness about cyber security and safe digital practices. The vote of thanks was delivered by Saranya M., Second-year student.
By 4:30 p.m., students performed a flash mob and street play (Theruv Nadakam) to spread awareness about drug abuse, delivering a powerful social message to the public.

At 6:00 p.m., the concluding ceremony was held. The welcome speech was delivered by Ms. Hima Ravindran, followed by the inaugural address by Dr. Lalamani Ma’am and inauguration by Sree Gautham Krishna, Manager, SVMCTE. The camp report was presented by the camp leader Devika  Jayakumar, while students presented the strengths, limitations, and budget details of the camp presented by Mizna and Meenakshi. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Vaishak G.( camp leader), marking the successful completion of Niramayam.

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