SCSC launches ‘Suraksha Kavach' initiative to promote student safety and well-being in colleges
The Society for Cyberabad Security Council has introduced the Suraksha Kavach initiative to enhance student safety and well-being in colleges. This program focuses on mental wellness, anti-drug awareness, and fostering a responsible campus culture through student involvement. Key stakeholders emphasized the importance of communication, support systems, and strict measures against substance abuse to create a safer educational environment.
- ▪The Suraksha Kavach initiative aims to strengthen student safety and mental wellness in colleges.
- ▪Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh emphasized the need for open communication and community engagement to combat youth issues.
- ▪Educational institutions are urged to implement mental health support systems and adhere to safety frameworks.
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The Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) has launched Suraksha Kavach – College Women Safety & Well-being Handbook, a comprehensive initiative aimed at strengthening student safety, mental wellness, anti-drug awareness and responsible campus culture through student-led clubs and participation.The programme was launched in the presence of senior police officials, education leaders, mental health experts, industry representatives and students, with a focus on building safer and more inclusive educational environments.Cyberabad Police Commissioner M. Ramesh stressed the importance of open communication, emotional well-being, disciplined lifestyles and active community engagement in addressing stress, isolation and substance abuse among youth.
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