Social Services
Driving impactful social initiatives, community outreach camps, disaster relief drives, and social welfare projects.
- Meeting Schedule
- Fridays (3:30 PM – 5:00 PM) + Weekend Field Drives
- Eligibility
- Open to all Cambridge A-Level students (AS and A2)
- Faculty Mentor
- Department of Social Sciences & Student Affairs
- Academic Body
- Cambridge A-Levels (AS & A2)
Club Philosophy & Purpose
Nurturing potential through passion and practice.
The Social Services Club at NAMI College embodies the belief that academic brilliance must be matched with social empathy and active civic leadership. The club offers Cambridge A-Level students a structured platform to understand social realities and organize tangible relief for underserved communities across Nepal.
From running annual educational and winter-relief camps in remote hill districts to hosting blood donation drives and partnering with local grassroots shelters, members develop profound empathy, logistical acumen, and ethical leadership.
“True leadership begins when we dedicate our knowledge and resources to uplifting the community around us.”
Core Objectives
What we aim to achieve
- Instill active humanitarian empathy, altruism, and civic responsibility among A-Level students.
- Organize annual rural community outreach expeditions delivering education and health aid.
- Coordinate quarterly campus blood donation drives and emergency relief campaigns.
- Partner with verified non-profits and community organizations across Nepal.
Activities & Flagship Events
What Members Experience
A dynamic calendar of recurring clinics, workshops, inter-school championships, and major exhibitions.
Sindhupalchowk Rural Outreach Camp
Annual expedition delivering school supplies, winter clothing, and hygiene essentials to rural community schools.
Campus Blood Donation & Health Drive
Quarterly blood collection camps organized in partnership with the Nepal Red Cross Society.
Book & Warm Clothes Collection Drive
Student-led mobilization drives collecting and distributing study materials to underprivileged youth.
Community Tutoring & Literacy Program
Weekly volunteer tutoring sessions conducted by A-Level students for local municipal school children.
Club In Action
Moments in Action
Photographic archive of expeditions, outreach drives, workshops, and sporting tournaments organized by the Social Services Club.
Student Growth & Outcomes
Skills that extend beyond the classroom.
Participation in club initiatives instills vital practical, interpersonal, and cognitive strengths that prepare students for lifelong academic and professional success.
Empathetic Leadership
Leading high-impact initiatives with compassion, integrity, and cultural humility.
Project Management
Managing logistical planning, supply chain coordination, and field budgeting.
Community Engagement
Communicating effectively with municipal leaders, non-profit stakeholders, and local families.
Crisis Response
Mobilizing rapid volunteer relief and aid campaigns during national contingencies.
Become a member of Social Services
Club memberships open at the beginning of each academic term during Student Club Registration Week. Students may also consult their tutor or the Department of Social Sciences & Student Affairs to get involved.
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