The Centre for Social Action (CSA) is the development arm of CHRIST (Deemed to be University). CSA was founded in 1999 to organize social awareness programmes for students and to carry out community development initiatives for underprivileged areas. It is a student-led movement for a more compassionate and equitable society, with children at the forefront. Child rights, socioeconomic development of women, youth, and farmers, community mobilization, and environmental/climate change concerns are all addressed by CSA.
As a component of CHRIST (Deemed to be University), CSA concentrates mostly on student communities and their awareness of numerous concerns affecting society's impoverished and disenfranchised parts. This activity is conducted to enable long-term improvements in the lives of the impoverished and oppressed through active student community involvement, as well as to provide students with principles and values for successful societal contributions. CSA was established to help the student body instill the ideals of social responsibility envisioned in CHRIST's core values, vision, and purpose (Deemed to be University).
CSA believes in empowering the student community to effect constructive social change. This was one of the driving causes behind the establishment of CSA and continues to be a motivating element for numerous development initiatives and social sensitization programmes. CSA's goal is to build a community of compassionate students who will seek to improve society.
CSA selects student leaders each year using a unique selection procedure. These student leaders of different wings and initiatives assist the activities of the following academic year. The wing leaders greet the fresh batch of volunteers for the year and organize events to integrate them into the community. Throughout the year, wing leaders arrange events based on the goals of their wings and work with other wings.
The Centre for Social Action (CSA) is the development arm of CHRIST (Deemed to be University). CSA was founded in 1999 to organize social awareness programmes for students and to carry out community development initiatives for underprivileged areas. It is a student-led movement for a more compassionate and equitable society, with children at the forefront. Child rights, socioeconomic development of women, youth, and farmers, community mobilization, and environmental/climate change concerns are all addressed by CSA.
As a component of CHRIST (Deemed to be University), CSA concentrates mostly on student communities and their awareness of numerous concerns affecting society's impoverished and disenfranchised parts. This activity is conducted to enable long-term improvements in the lives of the impoverished and oppressed through active student community involvement, as well as to provide students with principles and values for successful societal contributions. CSA was established to help the student body instill the ideals of social responsibility envisioned in CHRIST's core values, vision, and purpose (Deemed to be University).
CSA believes in empowering the student community to effect constructive social change. This was one of the driving causes behind the establishment of CSA and continues to be a motivating element for numerous development initiatives and social sensitization programmes. CSA's goal is to build a community of compassionate students who will seek to improve society.
CSA selects student leaders each year using a unique selection procedure. These student leaders of different wings and initiatives assist the activities of the following academic year. The wing leaders greet the fresh batch of volunteers for the year and organize events to integrate them into the community. Throughout the year, wing leaders arrange events based on the goals of their wings and work with other wings.
