A Special Medical check-up Camp was organised by Vickram College of Engineering, with the collaboration of Round Table Club, Devadass Multi-speciality Hospital, Madurai, on 27-11-2013. This Special Medical Camp was held at Vickram College of Engineering for the benefit of its staff members. Dr.S.Nagarajan, Principal, VCE presided the programme. Lab in-charge of Devadass Hospital, Mr. Pitchai Pillai along with his team did the full body check-up which included, Height, Weight, Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar & Bone Mineral Density (BMD)and weight, of the staff members. The results were checked and advice was given immediately. Those who were found deficient in the sugar, calcium etc. were prescibed respectively for the improvement of health. 125 staff members underwent the check up and got benefited. All these efforts demonstrate the commitment of the management of Vickram group of Schools and Colleges, Enathi, towards the fulfilment of the social responsibility.

A Blood Donation camp, was orgranised by Vickram Polytechnic College, Enathi in the college premises, on 17-07-2013, at 10 am. The camp was presided over by Dr. Venkatachalam, Chief Blood Bank Officer, Sivagangai Medical College Hospital, Sivagangai. With the assistance of volunteers, the Donors' eligibility criteria like age, under weight, and other ailments, was checked. VCE's Vice Principal Dr. S. Nagarajan monitored the camp. 64 units of blood was donated and the certificates were issued to all the Donors. This event is the indicator of how well the management is focussed towards the social commitment.

Vickram College of Engineering has organised a Medical Camp for health checkup of residents of Thirumanjsolai village, on 16-03-2013,  with the help of Sivagangai Medical College Hospital personnel. First year students of Mechanical Engineering department accompanied the camp. 70 patients underwent checkup for various ailments like Blood Pressure, Sugar, Fever, Body ache, Cold, Ulcer, Headache, etc. The Doctors gave suitable prescription and medical advice to the concerned people. It is yet another step taken by VCE, towards guiding of the villagers in the right direction.

A special Awareness Programme on First Aid Management was organised by Vickram College of Engineering, on 15-03-2013 between 10.00 am and 11.30 am, at Thirumanjsolai.  Dr. Rajaram, Dean of Computer Science Dept. delivered a special address on the causes of accidents, various cases of Poisoning, Shock, Suffocation, Burns, Fracture and how the First Aid Management can be undertaken to protect the victims immediately. 30 Engineering students attended this special Programme along with many villagers and school children.

St. John Ambulance (SJA, India) is a major international charity recognised by the United Nations that finds its roots in the late 19th century (1877). It carries its activities in more than 40 countries, and has about 25000 volunteers panworld. SJA gets support from salaried employees, regular volunteers and numerous other supporters. The objective of SJA is to encourage and promote all work: be it of humanity or charity for the relief of persons in sickness, distress, suffering or danger, without distinction of race, class or creed. The idea is embodied in their Motto ‘Pro Fide ‘ & ‘Pro Utilitate Hominum’ meaning For the Faith & In the Service of Humanity.

        SJA and Iyarkai Mission 2012's Certification of Volunteers cum First Aid Trainees took place at the college premises on 22 June '13, Saturday. SJA, Tamil Nadu has introduced a new scheme ‘Mission 2012' and has come forward to train 1,000 people in each district in administering emergency care to those with acute medical problems, giving first aid in case of road accidents, war or any natural disaster. Following their launches at various places, SJA has chosen VCE students as First Aid Trainees. These Trainees would further be provided with individual First Aid Medical Kits and Identity Cards so as to actively involve themselves in varied lifesaving moments.

      The programme was graced with the august presence of Mr. M.G. George, Director, Sivagangai Community College and Coordinator, Iyarkai Mission 2012; Mr. B. Santha Kumar, Dean-Sivagangai Govt. Medical College; Hon'ble Justice K. Venkataraman (Retd.), High Court of Chennai, Dr. D. Vadivel Mugundhan, Chairman, St. John Ambulance; Er. M.K.S. Sreenivasan, Chairman, Vickram Group of Schools; Dr. S. Nagarajan, Administrative Officer, Vickram Group of Schools;; Dr. S. Kathirrvelu, Vickram Group of Schools.

       In George's welcome address, he briefed that a total of 1,000 volunteers are trained—in first aid—in every district and certified to serve during disasters. And also they will be receiving first aid kits and identity cards to provide first aid. M.K.S. Sreenivasan voiced that it's a welcoming sign of involving students in activities apart from academics; and assured he would lend support from the college's part. B. Santha Kumar shared his personal thoughts to the crowd that whenever he does an autopsy, he would regret for the loss of life and has always thought of a way to stop them. Justice K. Venkataraman pointed that it is the duty of every individual to come forward and help the needy in times of despair and emergence.

       Dr. Vadivel Mugundan briefed on the duties of St. John Ambulance and the steps the crew takes to reach a wider audience. He said: “In case of natural calamities and other emergencies, the district administration will call in these volunteers to offer first aid till medical experts arrive at the scene.” The volunteers during such calamities will sport a special jacket so that police, revenue officials and the public could easily identify them and offer assistance to them in rendering their service.

         Dr. Vadivel Mugundhan's objective is to impart first aid training to college and school students in the beginning, and later covering the entire population. The highlight is that the names of all the trained volunteers have been registered with the collectorate. Following these desriptions, the volunteers were issued their ID's, certificates, and medical kits from the dignitaries. As S. Nagarajan delivered the vote of thanks, the programme came to a fine closure.

       As the world turns increasingly materialistic, and mankind reaching toward the very zenith of external progress, driven by an insatiable desire for power and vast possessions, it is our bounded duty to mould and motivate our youngsters to partake in worthy accomplishments.

“Two drops of Polio vaccine can make every child's life better than ever”- with this Manthra in mind, NSS unit-1 of Our College, with 23 NSS students actively participated in the one day door-to-door Pulse Polio Immunisation Drive which was held on 24th February 2013 at Poovanthi. Thanks to the Government's steps and WHO's assistance, Polio, the dangerous disease which once paralysed millions of children, is now under control and down to fewer cases around the world. To further reduce the menace, our College students educated the villagers and created an awareness regarding the importance of polio vaccination. They convinced the people to have their children immunized. Some of the NSS students assisted the medical team in giving polio drops to the children and some recorded the vaccinations, marking the names and addresses. There can be no doubt that this humanitarian approach will protect the children from the harmful invasion of ultra microscopic disease, in future. With the cooperation from the Doctors and team of the Poovanthi Primary Health Centre, the NSS Programme Officers of our College, have taken great initiative to organize this event. The management has rendered enormous support for the successful conduction of this purposeful programme. This is another step taken forward by our College to serve the social cause.