- Home Care
In association with Alpha Pain Clinic, Oasis volunteers take part in the homecare programmes held during every weekend. The volunteers are taken to the residences of patients spread across the district by a team led by doctors and nurses of Alpha Pain Clinic. They provide primary aid and necessary medical supports to the needy free of cost. This activity enables in bringing volunteers to the forefront of homely care thereby equipping them with necessary knowledge in primary medical aid.
- Tuition Help at Government Children's Home
With the aim of imbibing knowledge to our little brothers at Government Children's Home, Ramavarmapuram, our volunteers pay evening visits on a daily basis every week. This programme has been initiated to offer academic support for the inmates of Children's Home pursuing their high school education. Last couple of years produced great results in terms of pass percentages and grades in SSLC examination. As an extension, we are expanding our framework to bring upper primary and more high school students under coverage.
- 'Pothichoru' distribution
To feed is to give life. Keeping this in mind, our volunteers collect food packets from their friends, family and teachers once in every two weeks usually on fridays. These packets are distributed among the needy ones starving for food on streets and markets. We collect around hundred packets almost all the time. In support to this venture, the canteen members are readily offering packets at reasonable amounts.
- 'One Rupee One Life' venture
Lending support to the project proposed by Kiran Bedi, IPS, the unit in association with the Alpha Pain Clinic has placed charity boxes in and around the campus to collect small contributions from students which will directly move to various philanthropic and charity funds especially focusing cancer patients and their treatments.
- 'Reach Swasraya'
In connection with the Children's day celebration, the group pays visits to 'Reach Swasraya' the school for differently abled 3at Kuttur to spend one full day with the special wonder kids of Swasraya. Various cultural programmes are also organized alongside.
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Recent Activities
Student Association of Palliative Care (SAPC) is an initiative of Alpha Palliative Care to
bring the young and vibrant student community to spread the message and engage themself in Palliative Care projects.
Rino George,a member of the oasis family, was selected as the state president of
SAPC.Oasis considers it as one of the greatest achievements of our family.
The 2nd State Conference of the Students Association of
Palliative Care (SAPC) was held between 14th and 13th october 2016 at
the Regional Theatre, Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Academy, Thrissur.33
students from GEC attended the conference representing OASIS.We were in charge of the technical and stage committee of the
conference and we have successfully completed our responsibilities.The
interactive sessions provided us an
opportunity to nourish our ideas.There were different competitions
conducted as a part of the conference and some of us had won
prizes too.
Oasis celebrated the INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR OLDER PERSONS with the inmates of Govt. Old Age Home , Ramavarmapuram on 2nd October 2016. Pro.Parameshwaran(Dept of Production Engineering) handed over the ‘Krishna vigraham’ to
Mr.Jayakumar (Supdnt,Govt Old age home) which is gifted by
OASIS.We performed different cultural programmes and also many fun games for
them.We had sponsored their lunch and also we bought some fruits
for them.
20 students represented OASIS in the World Car Free Day
Celebrations conducted by ESAF and Hodgepodge at Ramanilayam
road Thrissur on September 21. There were so many cultural and
gaming events like tug of war, slow cycling, collage, street play etc
and many of the students were participated.OASIS was also invited to the programme SANTHWANAM 2016 , the annual day of Alpha palliative
care which is mainly aimed for fund raising of Alpha Charitable Trust.15 OASIS members were
attended and volunteered the entire function. Alpha representatives
congratulated and conveyed their regards for supporting Alpha
family.
As a part of the monthly visit which is planned earlier OASIS
members visited Govt. Old age home Ramavarmapuram on 24 th
August 2016.Around 60 OASIS members were there and most of
them were 1 st years. It was a new experience to them and their
responses really heart touching. This visit was aimed to familiarize
the juniors with the activities of OASIS family.
We also became a part of the group wedding organized by Alpha
charitable trust.20 OASIS members went for the function and
volunteered the programme.The group wedding was held at Alpha Pain
clinic,Edamuttam.
OASIS put up a stall during Dyuthi16,The annual Technical fest of GEC Thrissur on September 3,4,5.It was aimed to
sell the products made by the students of Reach Swasraya,
school for the differentially abled children.We also conducted some
fun games there for fund raising.A portion of the stall was given to
Spastic society Thrissur(The association of the parents of cerebral
palcy childrens).
The Launching Ceremony and the unveiling of the logo for the 2 nd
state Conference of ‘Students Association of Palliative Care’ was held
on 5th August 2016, at the Kerala Sahithya Academy Hall, Thrissur, in
the presence of 140 student representatives from various colleges in
Thrissur.15 OASIS members attended the programme and
participated in the different competitions held as a part of the
ceremony and won prizes.
We celebrated our 6th annual day Aardram'16 on 7th April 2016.The retiring staffs were honored,fourth year seniors were felicitated
and the cerificates for third years were distributed during the course of the program.We could also collect rupees 27590 from the staffs and students of our college and handed over to Bibijan cheechi,one of our non teaching staff who was suffering from cancer, during the program.
The program concluded with a small cultural programme.
On 6th February 2016, the members visited the Alpha Pain Clinic Main Centre at Edamuttam. We interacted with the doctors of physiotherapy and with a few patients in the hospice centre.
A COT donation was made to The Alpha link centre in thrissur on 26th February. The Adjunct professor of chemical engineering department, Kunjumoideen sir made the donation.
Amigos
AMIGOS formed as a sub-group of OASIS houses active volunteers from Government Engineering College, Thrissur who are given special training to tackle with any emergency situation happening in and around the campus. With the prime motive to spread the cause of first aid support among the students of the college several expert classes were arranged during the last academic year.
Taking supports from the district police force, the team was able to deliver lectures on Road Safety for the students of the college which in turn surprisingly received an overwhelming support from the student fraternity of GEC and even from other colleges around Thrissur. With the help of medical team of Alpha Clinic, a First-Aid awareness class was arranged for the students in our college.
