Awareness program

Loyola Degree College (LDC) organizes awareness programmes wherever necessary to educate students, staff, and the community on pressing social, health, environmental, and civic issues. These initiatives cover a wide range of topics, including health and hygiene, HIV/AIDS, drug abuse, women empowerment, environmental conservation, road safety, digital literacy, and social justice.

The college conducts workshops, seminars, street plays, campaigns, and interactive sessions to disseminate knowledge, foster responsible behavior, and encourage proactive citizenship. By engaging students as volunteers and peer educators, LDC not only spreads awareness but also develops leadership, communication, and organizational skills among participants.

These programmes help create informed, conscious, and socially responsible individuals who are prepared to contribute positively to society.

Vision

To cultivate a socially aware and responsible community that acts with knowledge, empathy, and ethical values.

Mission

• To organize awareness programmes addressing health, social, environmental, and civic issues.
• To empower students as peer educators and active participants in spreading awareness.
• To promote knowledge-based action that fosters positive behavioral and societal change.
• To collaborate with local communities, authorities, and NGOs for impactful outreach.
• To instill a sense of responsibility, ethical values, and leadership among students.

Taglines

• Awareness Today, Responsibility Tomorrow.
• Educate, Empower, Enlighten.
• Knowledge for Change, Action for Impact.
• Creating Conscious Citizens, One Programme at a Time.