Ansar Womens College

Palliative Care eases pain associated with physical, emotional, or psychosocial symptoms. It also eases other distressing symptoms like depression, anxiety, stress, etc. It helps you to live a life that is active, fulfilling, and pain-free. Engaging students in palliative care has a dual advantage. One is that third energy can be utilized for the benefit of society. The second is that it can have a positive effect on the attitude of the students.

ASHWAS Club is an initiative of Ansar Women’s College which began in 2012 with the aim to inculcate human values in our students. It is the combined form of the Student Relief Wing and Palliative Care Unit of Ansar Women’s College where the aim is to lend helping hands among the staff, students and within our immediate locality.

ASHWAS stands for: Activists for Service, Humanity, Welfare, and Altruism to Society.

This practice, which is built on the concept of ‘Classroom to the Community is designed with the following intended outcomes.

To fulfill the Vision and Mission of the institution
To make the students aware of the community in which they work and their relation to the community
To make the students aware of their obligation to the society, especially the weaker section
To enable the students to identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in the problem-solving process
To create a sense of social and civic responsibility in students
To develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibility
To gain skills in mobilizing community participation with leadership qualities and a democratic attitude

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