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School Intervention Multi Media Campaign for East District starts off


SINGTAM, SEPTMBER 24:  Youth Intervention under Multi Media Campaign 2013-14 for the schools of East Sikkim started from Chisopani JHS today. The program was organized by Red Ribbon Club Badhaichha Creation under Sikkim State AIDS Control Society, Gangtok.  Present on the occasion was Mahesh Dahal, Headmaster Chisopani JHS and his staff along with Mohan Pradhan, Headmaster Sawney Primary School who was invited by the Chisoani JHS as a guest for the programme.
The team of RRC Badhaichha Creation and SSACS visited Chisopani JHS and interacted with the students. They organized different competition for the students. The competition included Painting, Slogan and interaction games on the themes of HIV/ AIDS and Drug Abuse. The winners were presented prizes at the end of the programme. Phampets and Posters related to HIV/AIDS, Drug Abuse, Blood Donation and others was also distributed to the school.
Praveen Pradhan, RRC Badhaichha Creation on the occasion spoked about the concept of the Youth School Intervention Multi Media Campaign and the effort to stay fit against the dreaded disease on HIV/AIDS. Pradhan also went on to say about the Red Ribbon Club and its benefits.
Subhash Koirala, Divisional Assistant, Consultant Youth Affairs, Sikkim State AIDS Control Society, Gangtok spoked on brief about HIV/AIDS. He urged the students to remain alert and remain free from AIDS. Students are the future of the society and they should remain healthy, free from diseases mentally and physically, added Koirala.  He also spoked about the blood donation and said that it is only through hospital that pure blood is received and every individual should follow regular health and blood check- up. 
Mohan Pradhan, Headmaster Sawaney Primary School was the judge of the programme. He selected top three paintings from the 14 participating students along with top three Slogan winners from the 19 participating students in the competition. In his speech, he appreciated the role of Youth Intervention Multi Media Campaign and wished them success in days to come.
Mahesh Dahal, Headmaster Chisopani JHS also spoked on the occasion. Dahal congratulated the team of RRC Badhaichha Creation for visiting the school with such a wonderful programme. Dahal said the students had been benefitted from the programme and had anticipated such fruitful programme in days to come too.

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