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NASHA MUKTI PLEDGE MEGA CAMPAIGN- 16th October 2026

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The college organised the Nasha Mukti Pledge Mega Campaign on 16 October 2026 at 9:30 a.m. in the college auditorium, in collaboration with Brahma Kumaris and as part of the Kerala Government's "TOOFAN" initiative. A total of 100 student teachers took part and pledged to abstain from substance abuse and help build a drug free society. The campaign stressed healthy living, self discipline and collective action against drug abuse. It raised the student teachers' awareness of the harms of substance abuse, strengthened their commitment to a drug free lifestyle, and highlighted the role of future teachers in spreading anti drug awareness among school students and the community.

ANTI DRUG AWARENESS RALLY AND POSTER MAKING COMPETITION -22nd September 2026

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The Vimukthi Club of Holy Family College of Education for Women organised an Anti Drug Awareness Rally and a poster making competition on 22 September 2026 in the Koduvayur community. Student teachers took part in the rally to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promote a drug free society. The posters made in the competition were displayed and used during the rally to convey anti drug messages to the public, and first, second and third prizes were awarded to the winners. The programme raised public awareness and built the student teachers' creativity, communication, teamwork and social responsibility, in line with the Vimukthi initiative's aim of strengthening awareness against drug and alcohol abuse.

ANTI DRUG AWARENESS PROGRAMMES -26th June 2026

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Student teachers of Holy Family College of Education for Women, Koduvayur, organised twelve anti drug awareness programmes in schools across Palakkad district, led by the Vimukthi Club. They were held as part of their internship, around the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (26 June 2026), under the theme "For a Drug Free and Empowered World." The activities included an oath taking ceremony, an awareness class, a quiz, and poster making, slogan writing, essay and pencil drawing competitions. They were conducted for Class VIII and IX students, and each was initiated by the concerned student teacher with the school's support. The aims were to make students aware of the physical, psychological and social harms of substance abuse, help them resist peer pressure, build creativity and social commitment, and prepare the student teachers to act as advocates of drug preve...