EVENT REPORT

NSS Awareness Programme – “Say No To Drugs”

1. INTRODUCTION

The Department of Data Science, School of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Business Studies, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Ramapuram, organised an NSS Awareness Programme on “Say No To Drugs”. The programme focused on strengthening awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug use and encouraging healthy, responsible choices.

2. OBJECTIVES

·        Create awareness about the physical, psychological and social consequences of drug abuse.

·        Encourage students to make informed and healthy lifestyle choices.

·        Promote peer awareness and a positive, drug-free campus environment.

·        Use student voices and creative expression to communicate the anti-drug message.

3. PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

Awareness discussion: Students engaged with the anti-drug theme and discussed responsible choices and the importance of staying drug-free.

Creative messaging: Participants prepared and shared slogans including “Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life!” and other positive anti-drug messages.

Student participation: Commerce students actively participated in the interaction and awareness activities.

NSS spirit: The programme reflected the NSS emphasis on social responsibility, community awareness and constructive youth engagement.

4. KEY MESSAGES

“SAY NO TO DRUGS, SAY YES TO LIFE!”

“DRUGS ARE BAD, CHOOSE GOOD!”

“BE SMART, DON’T START!”

“HEALTHY AND HAPPY, DRUG-FREE!”

“MY BODY, MY CHOICE, NO DRUGS!”

5. OUTCOME

The programme provided a focused platform for students to reflect on the risks associated with drugs and the value of healthy choices. The active participation, slogan-based messaging and group interaction helped reinforce the importance of personal responsibility and a drug-free lifestyle.

6. CONCLUSION

The NSS Awareness Programme on “Say No To Drugs” successfully conveyed a clear and positive message to students: prevention begins with informed choices. Through awareness, peer support and responsible decision-making, students can contribute to a healthier and safer society.