NSS Community Outreach · Career Point University, Kota
Spreading Smiles Through Service: Community Outreach Programme in Kota
80 students of Career Point University shared care, compassion and happiness at Shraddha Old Age Home and Apna Ghar Ashram.
Career Point University (CPU), Kota, continues to strengthen its commitment to social responsibility and community engagement through initiatives that promote compassion, empathy and humanitarian values. On 24 October 2026, the university's National Service Scheme (NSS), in collaboration with Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, the Red Ribbon Club and MY Bharat, organized a community outreach programme at Shraddha Old Age Home and Apna Ghar Ashram, Kota.
80
Students participated
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Institutions visited
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Organizing bodies
Organized by Teams Committed to Service
National Service Scheme (NSS)
Lead organizer of the programme.
Unnat Bharat Abhiyan
In collaboration.
Red Ribbon Club
In collaboration.
MY Bharat
In collaboration.
Under the Guidance of University Leadership
The programme was organized under the guidance of Dean of Academics Dr. Manish Kumar Srivastava and Registrar Mr. Mohit Mathur, under the direction of the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) Mayank Saxena. A total of 80 students participated enthusiastically, demonstrating their commitment to community service and social welfare.
Prof. (Dr.) Mayank Saxena
Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor
Dr. Manish Kumar Srivastava
Dean of Academics
Mr. Mohit Mathur
Registrar
Sharing Care, Compassion and Happiness
The primary objective of the initiative was to instill a sense of respect, sensitivity and responsibility among students towards senior citizens and people in need. Students and university representatives distributed essential grocery items and fresh fruits at both institutions, extending support and sharing happiness with the residents.
Shraddha Old Age Home
Quality time with the elderly
Students spent quality time with the elderly residents, engaged in warm and meaningful conversations, and entertained them by singing songs. The interactions created a cheerful atmosphere and brought smiles to the faces of the residents. Students also listened to their life experiences, gaining valuable insights into the importance of respecting senior citizens and nurturing meaningful human relationships.
Seva Sadan Apna Ghar
Support for people in need
The distribution of essential supplies and fresh fruits reflected the university's commitment to supporting people in need. The initiative encouraged students to recognize the importance of kindness, mutual support and active participation in community welfare.
Promoting Social Responsibility Through Student Participation
The programme was attended by Dr. Ratnakar Pathak, NSS Coordinator, Career Point University, and Dr. Shailly Singh from the Department of Physiotherapy. NSS volunteers, faculty members and university staff contributed significantly to the successful organization of the initiative.
Dr. Ratnakar Pathak
Career Point University, Kota
Dr. Shailly Singh
Department of Physiotherapy
By engaging directly with the community, students experienced the value of service beyond the classroom. The programme helped promote empathy, emotional connection and a deeper understanding of social responsibilities, reinforcing the role of education in developing responsible and compassionate citizens.
Photo Gallery: Community Outreach Highlights
Leadership and Institutional Commitment
The initiative reflects Career Point University's continued emphasis on community engagement, experiential learning and the development of humanitarian values among students. Through the collaborative efforts of the NSS, Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, Red Ribbon Club and MY Bharat, the university continues to encourage students to contribute positively to society.
