The story of Ram Chameli Chadha Vishvas Girls College is not just one of academic excellence but also of profound social and community contributions. The college's distinctive priority has always been to uplift society, especially by providing opportunities and support to underprivileged girls. From its humble beginnings in 1994 to the present day, the college's journey has been marked by a deep commitment to social welfare and community enrichment.
Education has been at the core of the college's commitment to social upliftment. It was the first institution in the Ghaziabad region to introduce science courses for girls. This bold move challenged traditional gender norms and opened up new opportunities for female students in the field of science.
The college's journey began with a noble vision. Founded in 1994 by Bauji, its mission was clear from the outset - the upliftment of society, particularly through the education and empowerment of underprivileged girls. Bauji's extraordinary act of donating his land in the heart of Ghaziabad to establish a charitable college set the stage for an institution deeply rooted in social and community contributions.
One of the earliest and most distinctive initiatives undertaken by the college was the "Chameli Meal" program. This program is a testament to the college's commitment to addressing the pressing issue of hunger. Over the years, the college has distributed over 75,000 meals to underprivileged individuals. The provision of daily meals ensures that basic nutritional needs are met, contributing to the overall well-being of the community.
The college has not confined its contributions to the local community within the walls of the campus. The institution has actively engaged in relief drives, where the staff has gone above and beyond to provide meals to flood victims. This swift response in times of crisis reflects the college's readiness to support the community in times of need.
The college's commitment to social and community contributions extends beyond immediate relief efforts. Over the past five years, the institution has made significant donations exceeding a 20,00,000 Rs to Gaushalas, charitable causes, and various NGOs. These contributions have played a crucial role in supporting the activities of these organizations and, in turn, have benefited the broader community.
The college's social responsibility extends to its own staff members. The provision of monetary support for staff weddings and weddings of their daughters is an admirable practice. This support not only fosters a sense of belonging among employees but also ensures that they have the means to celebrate important life events without financial constraints.
