Socio-Economically Disadvantaged Group Cell (SEDG)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) at GITAMW embodies the spirit of volunteerism, community service, and social responsibility. Aligned with the core ideals of civic engagement, the NSS chapter at our institute plays a crucial role in fostering socially conscious individuals and contributing meaningfully to the betterment of society.

Through the NSS cell, GITAMW students actively engage in a wide array of community development initiatives and service projects. These endeavors span various activities designed to address societal challenges and promote positive change. From cleanliness drives and tree plantation campaigns to health awareness programs and rural development initiatives, GITAMW NSS volunteers are consistently at the forefront of impactful community service.

The NSS unit at GITAMW is a vital platform that empowers students to channel their energy and passion into significant social causes. By participating in hands-on projects, NSS volunteers gain a deeper understanding of the communities they serve, while cultivating empathy, leadership skills, and a sense of civic duty. Beyond these outreach activities, the NSS unit organizes regular camps, workshops, and training sessions to equip volunteers with the skills and knowledge necessary to make a meaningful difference.

The importance of NSS cannot be overstated, as it enables students to contribute to societal welfare and helps them develop essential life skills. Through their involvement in eye camps, blood donation drives, old age home visits, health campaigns, awareness rallies, and cleaning initiatives in nearby villages, NSS volunteers play a vital role in creating a culture of compassion, inclusivity, and social responsibility. Ultimately, the NSS program at GITAMW empowers students to become active agents of change, shaping a more responsible and caring society.