Student Nurses Association

Blood Donation Day was observed on 14 June 2025 at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai to create awareness about the importance of blood donation and its life-saving impact on society. The programme was organized by the 1st Year Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing students from Vignesh Nursing College.

The students performed an informative skit highlighting the importance of blood donation, the need for regular blood donors, and how donated blood helps save lives during medical emergencies. The activity effectively communicated the value of voluntary blood donation to the public.

The awareness programme encouraged students and the community to understand their social responsibility towards blood donation and motivated them to contribute towards saving lives through this noble service.

World Tobacco Day was observed on 31 May 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to create awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco use and the importance of tobacco prevention. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing V Semester students to educate students about the health risks associated with tobacco consumption.

The students organized a poster exhibition across the college campus highlighting tobacco prevention, management strategies, and the harmful effects of tobacco on health. They also conducted a stair story activity to effectively communicate awareness messages about avoiding tobacco use and promoting healthier lifestyles.

The awareness programme enhanced students’ understanding of tobacco-related health issues and encouraged them to spread awareness about tobacco prevention and control in the community. The initiative reflected the role of future nursing professionals in promoting public health and disease prevention.

World Schizophrenia Day was observed on 24 May 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to create awareness about schizophrenia, its management, rehabilitation, and the importance of reducing stigma associated with mental health conditions. The programme was organized by the B.Sc. Nursing V Semester students to promote better understanding and support for individuals affected by schizophrenia.

The students created an awareness reel highlighting the management and rehabilitation of schizophrenia patients. They also prepared informative posters and pamphlets focusing on mental health awareness, patient care, and the importance of providing compassionate support.

The awareness programme helped students gain knowledge about schizophrenia and encouraged a positive approach towards mental health. The initiative promoted acceptance, empathy, and awareness among the student community regarding the care and rehabilitation of individuals with schizophrenia.

International Nurses Day was celebrated on 12 May 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to honour the dedication, compassion, and invaluable contributions of nurses in the healthcare sector. The programme was organized by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students to recognize the remarkable growth and achievements of the nursing profession.

The students creatively presented the journey and evolution of nursing through storytelling, highlighting the commitment, challenges, and progress of nurses throughout history. They also prepared inspiring posters to motivate fellow nurses and emphasize the importance of their role in healthcare.

The celebration encouraged students to value the nursing profession and inspired future healthcare professionals to continue serving society with dedication, compassion, and excellence. The programme reflected the strength, respect, and significance of nursing in building a healthier future.

International Midwives Day was celebrated on 3 May 2025 at Sri Gokulam College of Nursing to recognize the vital role of midwives in maternal and newborn healthcare. The programme aimed to enhance awareness about the responsibilities, challenges, and contributions of midwives in providing quality care during critical situations.

As part of the celebration, a brainstorming quiz competition was conducted for students across the regional zone. Students from Vignesh Nursing College B.Sc. Nursing IV Year actively participated in the competition, gaining valuable knowledge about midwifery practices, challenges faced by midwives, and their essential role in healthcare.

The programme provided an excellent learning opportunity for nursing students and encouraged them to appreciate the dedication, skills, and commitment of midwives in promoting safe motherhood and improving maternal health outcomes.

World Malaria Day was observed on 25 April 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to create awareness about malaria prevention, early identification, and effective management. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students educate students about the importance of malaria control and preventive healthcare practices.

The students presented a stair story activity highlighting malaria prevention methods, causes, and management strategies. They also conducted informative poster presentations to spread awareness about mosquito control measures, early treatment, and ways to reduce the risk of malaria transmission.

The awareness programme enhanced students’ knowledge about malaria prevention and encouraged future nursing professionals to actively participate in community health education and disease prevention activities.

As a part of recreational activities, the B.Sc. Nursing Final Year students went on an educational and leisure tour to Karnataka on 24 April 2025. The three-day tour was organized to provide students with relaxation, refreshment, and an opportunity to create memorable experiences with their classmates

During the tour, students visited various tourist destinations including Wonderla, Chamundeshwari Temple, and several beautiful tourist spots in Coorg. The trip provided students with a chance to explore new places, enjoy cultural experiences, and strengthen their bonds through shared moments.

The tour created lasting memories and offered a refreshing break from academic responsibilities, promoting friendship, teamwork, and overall student well-being. It was a memorable experience for the final-year students of Vignesh Nursing College.

World Health Day was celebrated on 19 April 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to highlight the importance of health awareness and promote healthy practices for a better future. The programme was organized by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students with the aim of encouraging active participation and spreading health-related knowledge.

The students conducted various activities including quiz competitions and poster presentations to enhance awareness among participants. The theme of World Health Day was also unveiled during the programme, emphasizing the importance of building a healthier future through proper healthcare practices.

The event concluded with the distribution of certificates to the winners of the competitions, recognizing their participation and achievements. The programme encouraged students to develop health awareness and contribute towards promoting better health in society.

World Liver Day was observed on 19 April 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to create awareness about the importance of liver health and the role of healthy nutrition in maintaining proper liver function. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students to educate students about preventive healthcare practices for a healthy liver.

The students actively participated in preparing healthy dishes and juices beneficial for liver health. They also showcased their creativity through rangoli and poster presentations highlighting the do’s and don’ts for maintaining a healthy liver and explained the importance of dietary habits to fellow nursing students.

The awareness programme helped students understand the connection between food choices and liver health. The initiative promoted healthy lifestyle practices and encouraged future healthcare professionals to spread awareness about liver disease prevention and wellness.

World Autism Awareness Day was observed on 7 April 2025 at the Vignesh Nursing College Auditorium to promote awareness and understanding about autism spectrum disorder and the importance of supporting individuals with neurodiversity. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students to spread awareness about autism and inclusive healthcare practices.

The students created informative awareness posters highlighting important aspects of autism, including understanding, acceptance, support, and the need for creating an inclusive environment for individuals with autism.

The awareness programme helped promote knowledge about autism among students and encouraged empathy, respect, and compassionate care towards individuals with neurodevelopmental differences. The initiative reflected the commitment of future nursing professionals towards inclusive and supportive healthcare.

An educational visit to the Sewage Treatment Plant was organized on 28 March 2025 to provide practical exposure and enhance the knowledge of nursing students regarding sewage management and environmental sanitation practices. The visit was arranged for the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester as a part of their academic learning experience.

During the visit, students gained awareness about the various stages involved in sewage treatment, waste management processes, and the importance of proper sanitation systems in preventing environmental pollution and health hazards.

The educational visit helped students understand the connection between environmental hygiene, public health, and disease prevention while strengthening their knowledge of community health practices and sanitation management.

An educational visit to the Water Purification Centre was organized on 27 March 2025 to provide practical exposure and enhance the understanding of nursing students regarding water purification processes and their importance in maintaining public health. The visit was arranged for the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester as a part of their academic learning experience.

During the visit, students gained knowledge about various stages involved in water purification, quality testing, and the importance of providing safe and clean drinking water to the community. The visit helped students understand the role of water safety in preventing water-borne diseases.

The educational visit provided valuable insights into environmental health practices and strengthened the students’ awareness of public health measures related to safe water management and disease prevention.

An educational visit to the Jeppiar Milk Dairy was organized on 26 March 2025 to provide practical exposure and enhance the knowledge of nursing students regarding dairy processing and milk production practices. The visit was arranged for the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester as a part of their academic learning experience.

During the visit, students observed the various processes involved in milk collection, processing, quality maintenance, and hygiene practices followed in the dairy industry. The experience helped students understand the importance of food safety and quality standards in maintaining public health.

The educational visit provided valuable practical knowledge and helped students gain awareness about the relationship between food quality, nutrition, and community health while strengthening their overall learning experience.

World Tuberculosis Day was observed on 24 March 2025 at Vignesh Nursing College to create awareness about tuberculosis prevention, causes, and effective management. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing III Semester students with the aim of educating students and the community about TB control and prevention.

The students prepared informative awareness posters and conducted a stair story activity highlighting important aspects of tuberculosis, including its causes, preventive measures, and management strategies. These activities helped spread knowledge about early detection and the importance of timely treatment.

The students also presented awareness posters at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai, creating awareness among patients and visitors about tuberculosis prevention and care. The programme encouraged community participation and strengthened the commitment towards ending TB.

International Women’s Day was celebrated on 8 March 2025 at the Vignesh Nursing College Auditorium to recognize and appreciate the strength, courage, and contributions of women in society. The programme was organized by the B.Sc. Nursing IV Year students to honour women who inspire, lead, and overcome challenges with determination and compassion.

The students prepared creative and impactful posters highlighting the achievements, resilience, and empowerment of women. The awareness activity paid tribute to women who dream beyond boundaries, break barriers, and contribute positively to the world through their dedication and courage.

The celebration emphasized the importance of gender equality, respect, and support for women’s growth and success. The programme created an inspiring atmosphere and encouraged everyone to recognize and celebrate the valuable role of women in society.future.

World Glaucoma Day was observed on 6 March 2025 at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai to create awareness about glaucoma, its prevention, and the importance of protecting eye health. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing III Semester students to educate the public about this vision-threatening condition.

The students created awareness among visitors near the Eye Outpatient Department by presenting informative posters and providing health education regarding the causes, risk factors, early detection, and preventive measures of glaucoma. The session emphasized the importance of regular eye check-ups and timely medical attention.

The awareness programme helped visitors understand the significance of maintaining eye health and taking preventive measures to protect vision. The initiative encouraged people to be aware of glaucoma and take necessary steps towards achieving a glaucoma-free world.

World Obesity Day was observed on 4 March 2025 at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai to create awareness about obesity, its health impacts, and the importance of maintaining a healthy body balance. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing III Semester students educate the public about obesity prevention and healthy lifestyle practices.

The students presented various aspects of obesity, including its causes, effects, and preventive measures through an informative drama and poster presentations. The awareness activities highlighted the importance of proper body mechanics, maintaining healthy body proportions, and adopting suitable lifestyle modifications.

The programme helped participants understand the risks associated with obesity and encouraged them to follow preventive strategies for maintaining overall health and well-being. initiative promoted awareness about healthier choices and the importance of a balanced lifestyle.

Healthy Lifestyle Awareness programme was conducted on 15 February 2025 at Kaattampoondi Primary School to highlight the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle for overall well-being. The programme was organized by the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester to educate students and the community about healthy habits and preventive healthcare practices.

The students created awareness through informative poster presentations and skits that highlighted various aspects of a healthy lifestyle, including the importance of balanced habits, personal care, and preventive measures for maintaining good health.

The programme provided valuable health education and helped participants understand the significance of adopting healthy lifestyle practices. The initiative created a lasting impact by encouraging individuals to make positive choices for a healthier future.

The Campus Placement Drive was conducted on 12 February 2025 at the Vignesh Nursing College Auditorium to provide career opportunities and professional guidance to nursing students. The programme aimed to connect students with potential employers and support them in beginning their professional healthcare careers.

The placement drive created a platform for students to showcase their knowledge, skills, and capabilities through the recruitment process. The event helped students understand career opportunities, professional expectations, and the importance of preparing themselves for the healthcare industry.

The programme encouraged students to build confidence and develop their professional skills while taking a significant step towards their future careers in the nursing profession.

National Toothache Day was observed on 9 February 2025 at Kaattampoondi Village to create awareness about the importance of maintaining proper oral hygiene and preventing tooth-related problems. The programme aimed to enhance community knowledge regarding the causes of toothache, preventive measures, and the importance of early care.

The B.Sc. Nursing V Semester students conducted an informative skit depicting a child experiencing toothache and the preventive measures taken by parents to avoid further dental problems. The activity helped villagers understand the significance of oral health practices and timely dental care.

The programme concluded with a health education session providing valuable information about toothache prevention, oral hygiene practices, and maintaining good dental health. The initiative encouraged community members to adopt healthy habits for better oral care.

World Cancer Day was observed on 4 February 2025 at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai to create awareness among the public about cancer prevention, early diagnosis, and effective management. The programme was conducted by the B.Sc. Nursing III Semester students as part of cancer awareness activities.

The students organized an awareness rally to educate the general public about cancer and its impact on health. The awareness campaign continued through poster presentations highlighting different types of cancer, causes, signs and symptoms, treatment options, and preventive measures.

The programme provided a valuable opportunity for the community to understand the importance of early detection, timely treatment, and adopting preventive healthcare practices to reduce the risk of cancer. The initiative promoted awareness and encouraged people to take proactive steps towards cancer prevention and care.

Cervical Health Awareness Month was observed on 31 January 2025 at Kaattampoondi to create awareness among villagers about the importance of cervical health, prevention, and early detection. The programme was conducted by the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester with the aim of promoting better understanding of cervical health among the community.

The students conducted various awareness activities, including skits, poster presentations, and health education sessions, to explain the importance of cervical health promotion and preventive measures. The programme focused on educating the public about primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of cervical health care.

The awareness programme helped villagers understand the significance of regular health practices, early identification of health issues, and preventive strategies for cervical health. The initiative encouraged community participation and promoted awareness about maintaining women’s health and well-being.

Anti-Leprosy Day was observed on 29 January 2025 at the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College and Hospital, Tiruvannamalai to create awareness about leprosy, its treatment, and the importance of early diagnosis. The programme was organized by the students of B.Sc. Nursing III Semester with the aim of educating the public about leprosy prevention and management.

The students created awareness among the community through an informative skit highlighting the causes, treatment, and care of individuals affected by leprosy. The activity helped to reduce misconceptions and encouraged people to seek timely medical care.

The programme concluded with the distribution of awareness pamphlets and providing health education to the public regarding leprosy prevention, treatment availability, and the importance of maintaining a supportive approach towards affected individuals.

The Annual Day Celebration was conducted on 9 January 2025 at the campus of Vignesh Nursing College, Thiruvannamalai to celebrate the achievements and talents of students throughout the academic year. The programme began with the distribution of prizes to students who excelled in academics, various competitions, and the best rank holders of the VNC Garden.

The celebration was filled with vibrant cultural performances, enthusiastic participation, and energetic presentations by students. Nearly 200 students of Vignesh Nursing College were recognized for their achievements in various competitions, including solo and group dance, on-spot dance, solo and group singing, floor decoration, rangoli design, mehendi competition, skit, mime show, essay writing, elocution, and poster presentations.

The event showcased the creativity, confidence, and talents of the students through colourful performances and meaningful presentations, including spiritual-themed skits. The celebration concluded with a grand dinner, making the Annual Day a memorable and successful occasion for students and faculty members.

An educational visit to the Banyan Old Age Home was organized on 27 December 2025 to provide practical exposure and enhance the understanding of nursing students regarding elderly care and geriatric healthcare needs. The visit was arranged for the students of B.Sc. Nursing V Semester as a part of their academic learning experience.with excitement and anticipation as students welcomed Santa Claus and the festive activities. The programme started with greetings to the Principal and the distribution of gifts, spreading happiness and joy among everyone.

During the visit, students interacted with elderly residents and gained knowledge about the physical, emotional, and social aspects of caring for older adults. The experience helped students understand the importance of empathy, communication, and holistic care in geriatric nursing.

The visit provided valuable practical learning opportunities and encouraged students to develop compassion, respect, and responsibility towards elderly individuals while strengthening their professional nursing skills.

The Lamp Lighting Ceremony was conducted on 27 December 2024 at Vignesh Nursing College to mark an important milestone in the journey of nursing students. The ceremony began with a warm welcome to the esteemed guests, including Mr. R. Kuppusamy, Chairman of Vignesh Nursing College, Dr. S. Vijayalakshmi, Principal of Vignesh Nursing College, and Dr. V. Poovaragavan, Vice Principal of Vignesh Nursing College.

The dignitaries inaugurated the ceremony by lighting the Kuthuvilakku, symbolizing knowledge, wisdom, and dedication towards the noble profession of nursing. The programme continued with the newly inducted nursing students taking the oath, committing themselves to the values of compassion, service, and professional responsibility.

The ceremony concluded with the national anthem, marking a memorable beginning for the new nursing students as they stepped forward into their academic and professional journey with dedication and commitment.