Indian Red Cross Society and Karnataka State Branch

    The Indian Red Cross Society was established under the Parliamentary Act of 1920. All its activities are based on its seven fundamental principles: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity, and Universality. At the national level, the President of India serves as the President of the Indian Red Cross Society, with its headquarters located in New Delhi. It is a leading member of the largest independent humanitarian organization in the world, the International Red Cross & Red Crescent Movement. The movement has three main components, the International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC), National Societies and International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

    Across India, the organization operates in 29 states and 8 Union Territories, with over 1,200 district and taluk branches. It plays a crucial role in disaster relief, crisis management, healthcare services, blood donation, and blood bank management, providing humanitarian assistance whenever needed.

    The Karnataka State Branch of the Indian Red Cross Society was established in 1921. Its headquarters is in Bengaluru, and the Honorable Governor of Karnataka is its President. and has completed its centennial year.

    Our Services

    • Blood Center and transfusion services
    • Disaster Responses and management
    • First Aid Training
    • Red Cross Optical
    • Urban Family Welfare Center
    • Cancers Awareness
    • Junior Red Cross
    • Youth Red Cross

    Youth Red Cross

    Youth Red Cross is a platform where youth can exhibit their talent, skills, knowledge, ability towards the welfare of the people and Primarily Youth Red Cross focuses on Health, Service & Friendship.”

    The purpose and objectives of Youth Red Cross is towards inculcation of principles such as humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, volunteerism, unity & universality YOUTH RED CROSS endeavour is to ingrain in today’s youth the ideals and practice of service in relation to health, civic responsibility, promotion of goodwill and volunteerism.

    The lecturer who guides the YRC Volunteers in Youth Red Cross activities is called “Program officer”

    Background of the program

    Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement was established in 1863 by Henry Dunant, with the primary aim of providing aid to the wounded in wars and natural disasters. The Youth Red Cross is an extension of this mission, tailored to engage and empower young people.

    Youth Red Cross was established to bring the ideals and principles of Red Cross into the educational environment, encouraging students to participate actively in humanitarian activities.

    Mission and Vision of the Youth Red Cross

    The mission of Youth Red Cross is to inspire, encourage, and initiate youth to become active contributors to their communities through humanitarian efforts.

    Its vision is to create a network of compassionate and capable young volunteers who can lead and respond to the needs of their communities.

    Aim and objective

    • To conduct social and health awareness programmes.
    • Awareness on the care of their own health and that of others.
    • To encourage the students to extend their humanitarian services to the society.
    • To offer First Aid Training awareness to all the YRC volunteers.

    YRC ADVISORY COMMITTEE AT COLLEGE

    Designation Name
    CHAIRPERSON DR. GURUNATH RAO VAIDYA
    SECRETARY VIVEK R VENKATESH
    FACULTY MEMBER P MOULALI
    STUDENT VICE CHAIRMAN YOGASHRI ANIL KUMAR
    STUDENT SECRETARY JAYADHAN M H
    REPRESENTATIVE FROM DISTRICT

    YRC STUDENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AT COLLEGE

    Designation Name
    CHAIRMAN VIVEK R VENKATESH
    STUDENT VICE CHAIRMAN YOGASHRI ANIL KUMAR
    STUDENT SECRETARY JAYDAN M H
    STUDENT JOINT SECRETARY ABHISHEK KUMAR S
    MEMBERS 1. ABHISHEK TIWARI

    2. ADITHYA PRADEEP

    3. ISHITHA KANTH

    4. AVANTHIKA N SHAJU

    5. C PRADEEKSHA

    6. SAGAR YADAV

    7. A R SHREYA