Youth Red Cross Club

The 'Youth Red Cross' is an extension of Junior Red Cross. YRC is a group movement for students in institutions of higher In India, this Movement first took roots in the year 1926 in the State of Punjab. In course of time, the Movement spread its branches to other parts of the country. The history of Youth Red Cross in Tamil Nadu is interesting. With the support of educational authorities and Vice - Chancellors of Universities, the Youth Red Cross has grown over the years.

Main Objective:

• YRC Movement is based on three basic Principles, Viz.,
• Protection of health and life
• Service to the sick and the suffering

National Service Scheme (NSS)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) at CEOA College functions with the inspiring motto, “Not Me, But You,” highlighting the spirit of selfless service and commitment to society. The NSS aims to shape students into socially responsible individuals by encouraging personal development, leadership skills, and active participation in community welfare activities. It plays a vital role in creating awareness about social issues and motivating students to contribute towards building a better and sustainable future.

At CEOA College, the NSS units are actively guided by dedicated programme officers who ensure the enthusiastic involvement of student volunteers in various outreach programs. With a strong team of committed volunteers, the NSS regularly organizes activities that benefit both the campus and the surrounding community.

Regular Activities:

Throughout the academic year, NSS volunteers participate in a wide range of regular activities focused on social service and community development. These include awareness programs on health, hygiene, and environmental protection, blood donation camps, tree plantation drives, cleanliness campaigns, and educational support initiatives. Such activities help students develop a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and compassion.

Rotaract Club

Rotaract believes in the motto of "Service Above Self" and is active in the communities. Rotaract clubs bring together people ages 18 and older to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service. In communities worldwide, Rotary and Rotaract members work side by side to take action through service.

Energy Club

Talks, Seminars, Workshops, Exhibitions and other awareness programmes are undertaken by the club every year to spread the message of energy conservation and environment protection. The major activities of the club include seminars, intracollegiate quiz and poster making competitions on energy conservation. To create awareness among the students about the benefit of Renewable energy usage. To provide students a platform to learn about the energy industry and employment opportunities in renewable energy sector.

Literary Club

It is a club made for people who love literature, and want to share their experiences, readings and thoughts with others who have the same interest and talent. To inculcate within its members elite oratory skills, interpersonal skills, communication skills needed for personal interviews, group discussions, etc. Creative Writing Club provides students the opportunity to gather with peers to explore, discuss, read and produce writing. Members participate in writing activities and exercises, offer tips and information about the writing process, and share their work on a voluntary basis for constructive feedback.

NIFT CLUB

Student development programmers at NIFT have been built around providing an avenue for co curricular activities. Students also participate in a wide range of activities through the Student Development Activity Clubs (SDAC) .The Club Named as “BLOOMING CHEEKS”. This brings forth wonderful opportunities for students to exhibit their talents and develop their own aesthetic sense. it’s a place where students discover unique designs in hand and machine embroidery. Hand stitch embroidery is a versatile, relaxing craft using needle, thread, and fabric to create decorative designs. Beginners should start with essential stitches—running stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, French knots, and satin stitch—using embroidery floss and a hoop for tension. Key steps involve securing fabric tightly in a hoop, transferring patterns, and mastering consistent tension.