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The National Service Scheme (NSS) has been enthusiastically conducting activities to help people from the past 50 years. It was launched on Gandhiji’s centenary year to continue his ideas of community service among the youth of our nation. NSS is a student association of the youth studying in university.
We National Service Scheme Unit of Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering, Bandra, Mumbai. With our team of 100 volunteers carry out our social responsibility by organizing and attending various events like Beach cleanups, Tree plantations, Crowd management, Awareness rallies and many more. NSS-CRCE has adopted a village for the period of 5 years at Tandulwadi, Saphale, Maharashtra.
NOT ME BUT YOU
From The Principal's Desk
Dr. Srija Unnikrishnan
To work for the common good is the greatest creed
-Albert Schweitzer
NSS CRCE has been working with this spirit of mind, ever since its inception. Toggling between the rigours of professional studies, projects and development of technical skill sets, NSS CRCE members have always followed their passion to contribute their best to the service of society and moulding the younger generation with the right values and practices that takes care of Mother Earth and humanity at large. I have always been impressed by the numbers and range of activities taken up by the NSS CRCE chapter from developmental programmes for our Agnel Ashram kids to two blood donation camps every year, awareness drives on socially relevant issues, assisting the Mumbai Police in crowd management during festivals, clean up drives, tree planting, assistance in relief work during natural calamities to 7-day rural camp each year with one development activity for the benefit of the village, interaction with villagers and guiding sessions for children and youth.
Best Wishes to our NSS CRCE chapter to continue their good work and motivate more students to get involved and work for socially relevant causes. Their ‘You’ before ‘Me’ attitude makes us proud that they hold the vision of our founding Fathers high.