Youth Red Cross (YRC)

Overview

The Youth Red Cross (YRC), a wing of the Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), is a voluntary humanitarian movement for young people aged 18 to 30. It encourages discipline, service, and a commitment to humanitarian causes while promoting health, hygiene, and sanitation in the wider community.

Through awareness drives and events like World Yoga Day and International Youth Day, the YRC helps students grow in confidence, communication, and social awareness—shaping a generation of responsible, compassionate citizens through selfless service.

Vision
To nurture in young people a spirit of service and a sense of duty, encouraging care for their own well-being and that of others.
Mission
To make youth aware of the role of the Red Cross and inspire them to act on their civic and humanitarian responsibilities, building friendship and goodwill across all communities without discrimination.
Motto
"To serve" - a commitment to offering relief, care, and support to those in need.
YRC Emblem

YRC Emblem

The Red Cross emblem features a cross with vertical and horizontal arms of equal length, shown in red on a white background. It is also known as the "Geneva Cross"

Objectives

  • Promotion and protection of health and life
  • Selfless services to the sick and suffering
  • Promotion of national and international friendship
  • Providing relief to those affected by disasters
  • Encouraging blood donation to help save lives
Placement Manager

YRC Coordinator

Mr. G. Parameswaran, Assistant Professor / ECE

List of Events Conducted

S. NoTitle of the ProgramDate
1Blood Donation Camp27.10.2023
2World Environmental Day06.06.2024
3International Yoga day21.06.2024

Gallery

International day of Yoga

Blood Donation Camp

Tree plantation for World Environmental day

Blood Donation Camp

Tree plantation for World Environmental day

No Plastic Awareness for World Environmental day

No Plastic Awareness for World Environmental day

International day of Yoga

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