World AIDS Day with Awareness Session in Collaboration with Fortis Hospital
On the occasion of World AIDS Day, Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Jhanjeri hosted a profound and informative awareness session focused on addressing the stigma and misconceptions surrounding HIV/AIDS. Organized by the Department of Student Affairs (DSA), the session featured Dr. Parvinder K. Chawala, a distinguished medical expert from Fortis Hospital, Mohali, who shed light on the critical aspects of HIV prevention, treatment, and management, along with other significant health concerns.
The session aimed to educate participants about the realities of HIV/AIDS, including modes of transmission, prevention strategies, and the importance of early detection and treatment. Dr. Chawala’s engaging presentation emphasized combating misinformation and fostering a sense of compassion and support for individuals living with HIV. In addition, the discussion extended to raise awareness about other prevalent health issues, encouraging attendees to adopt proactive approaches to personal and community health.
The event was graced by the active participation of the Department of Student Affairs’ staff, who underscored the importance of such initiatives in creating a well-informed and empathetic society. As a gesture of appreciation, the team from Fortis Hospital was honored for their commitment to spreading awareness and promoting health education.
The observance of World AIDS Day at CGC Jhanjeri was not just an educational endeavor but also a call to action—a reminder of the collective responsibility to stand against stigma, support affected individuals, and ensure access to accurate information. This initiative reflects CGC Jhanjeri’s unwavering dedication to fostering an environment of inclusivity, understanding, and wellness within the campus and the broader community.
By addressing sensitive topics with compassion and clarity, CGC Jhanjeri continues to play a pivotal role in advocating for health awareness and empowering its community to contribute to a healthier, more empathetic society.
