Public Health Club

Establishing the Public Health Club at SDRV Convent School, in collaboration with the University of Memphis, Tennessee, United States of America, marks a significant milestone in promoting health awareness and education among students. As the first international initiative, the club aims to engage young minds in understanding public health challenges, fostering leadership, and encouraging community-driven solutions. Through interactive sessions, workshops, and campaigns, the club will provide a platform for students to develop critical thinking and contribute positively to the well-being of their communities. This initiative reflects a commitment to nurturing future health advocates and building a healthier society.

23 May 2024

LAUNCH OF PUBLIC HEALTH CLUB

On Buddha Purnima, SDRV Convent School inaugurated its Public Health Club in partnership with the School of Public Health, University of Memphis, USA, becoming the first school in India to do so.

Following an inspiring interaction with students, teachers, and Principal Smt. Gargi Ghosh Kansabanik, Dr. Ashish Joshi, Dean of the University of Memphis, announced the club's launch. This initiative aims to promote public health education and foster global learning opportunities for students and the community.

15 August 2024

SWACHHTA ABHIYAAN

In a vibrant display of community spirit, students from the Public Health Club at SDRV Convent School spearheaded a successful cleanliness campaign, “Swachhta Abhiyaan,” on the 78th Independence Day.

29 September 2024

WORLD HEART DAY

The Public Health Team at SDRV Convent School enthusiastically marked World Heart Day with an engaging awareness campaign dedicated to heart health and well-being. Students took part in enjoyable physical activities, encouraging an active and healthy lifestyle.

29 October 2024 - 1st November 2024

WFUNA (GENEVA ,SWITZERLAND)

Students from SDRV Convent School have been invited to represent India at the prestigious International Conference on Public Health, organized by the World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with the World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA). The conference will be held in Geneva, Switzerland, from October 29th to November 1st, 2024.

Bringing together young leaders and innovators from around the world, the conference serves as a platform to exchange ideas and address critical global public health challenges. The selection of SDRV students reflects their exceptional academic performance, innovative problem-solving abilities, and strong leadership potential.

Under the guidance of their mentors and educators, these students will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful discussions on public health issues, gaining valuable insights and experiences on an international stage.

The entire school community extends its best wishes to the students for their participation, confident that they will represent the school and the country with distinction and make a lasting impact.

13 November 2024

NUKKAD NATAK

The Public Health Club organized a Nukkad Natak on Dengue Awareness, using engaging performances to convey important messages. Through their acts, students emphasized key themes such as:

Hygiene & Sanitation – Highlighting the significance of maintaining clean surroundings and personal hygiene.
Healthy Living – Showcasing the benefits of a nutritious diet and regular exercise for overall well-being.
Save Water, Save Life – Promoting awareness about water conservation and the importance of safe drinking water.

19 November 2024

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPEMENT GOALS

The SDRV Public Health Club is dedicated to fostering a healthier and more sustainable future through impactful initiatives that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By integrating public health awareness with sustainability efforts, the club actively contributes to global well-being and responsible living.

Our programs emphasize:

✅ Good Health & Well-being: Promoting healthy lifestyles, disease prevention, and mental well-being through awareness campaigns, fitness activities, and health check-ups.

✅ Clean Water & Sanitation: Advocating for access to clean drinking water, proper sanitation, and hygiene practices to prevent waterborne diseases and ensure community health.

✅ Sustainable Cities & Communities : Encouraging eco-friendly practices, waste management, and urban cleanliness to create healthier living spaces for everyone.

8 December 2024

MOBILE ADDICTION

The SDRV Public Health Club is dedicated to raising awareness about the growing concern of mobile addiction and its impact on overall well-being. In today’s digital world, excessive screen time affects mental health, sleep quality, academic performance, and social interactions. Through various initiatives, the club promotes mindful and responsible technology use, aligning with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

28 January 2025

PLANTATION DRIVE

The Public Health Club of SDRV Convent School proudly took a step toward environmental sustainability with a meaningful plantation drive, reinforcing the importance of a greener, healthier future. This initiative aimed to raise awareness about climate change, deforestation, and the crucial role trees play in maintaining ecological balance.

By planting trees, students actively contributed to cleaner air, improved biodiversity, and a healthier environment. The drive not only encouraged environmental stewardship but also aligned with global sustainability efforts, particularly the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including Climate Action (SDG 13), Life on Land (SDG 15), and Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11).

Through hands-on participation, students learned the significance of afforestation, responsible environmental practices, and the power of individual actions in combating global warming. The plantation drive was more than just an event—it was a commitment to protecting nature one tree at a time. With every sapling planted, the SDRV Public Health Club took a step closer to a sustainable, thriving planet for future generations.