Activities

School of Allied Health Sciences, VMRF-DU,Salem. Stepping into yet another academic year 2025-2026..The new beginning starts With new hopes of our 650 plus UG and PG students  .The Inaugural started with offering prayers and receiving divine blessings of Lord Almighty.Ceremony started with Welcome address by Prof.Tamilchudar.R,Admin Incharge,HoD-Optometry, SAHS, VMRF-DU followed by Inaugural address by Prof.Dr.B.Sendil kumar,Dean-AHS, VMRF-DU,Dr.K.Meenakshi Sundaram,Medical Director,Chief Orthopedic Surgeon and Consultant,VIMS Hospital,Salem.Chief Guest  Dr.Parveen Sultana gave an insightful talk to the students and parents about developing the career by using opportunities right .Chief Guests and Special guests Dr.Ashok,Deputy Medical Director ,Director-Emergency Medicine,VIMS Hospital,Dr.Prabagaran,Geriatric and General Consultant,VIMS Hospital,Salem were felicitated by Dean and they  Congratulated students for choosing SAHS and making the right choice for a bright career.Vote of thanks given by Prof.Kalaivani,Academic Coordinator 

The Graduation Ceremony of 2025 of School of Allied Health Sciences, Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation (DU) happened on 06.08.2025 at Annapurna auditorium, VMKVEC,Salem. The ceremony started with the academic procession by dignitaries. Prof Dr.B.Sendilkumar, Director, SAHS, VMRF(DU) welcomed the gathering and also delivered the annual report of SAHS. Dr.Illagovan Veerappan,MD,DM, Chief Nephrologist,KG Hospital,Coimbatore and Dr.Soundammal,Dist.Health Officer honoured rhe event as Chief Guests and gave the Presidential address that emphasized on upskilling and humanity. Dr.K.Manivannan, CoE,  Prof.Dr.B.Jaykar, Clinical Trials of VMRF-DU gave the Key note address about the importance of AHS professionals in hospital industry. 365 students were awarded their degrees and Congratulated for their well deserved success.

 School of Allied Health Sciences, VIMS Hospital Campus, VMRF-DU, Salem. On the occasion of *World Nature Conservation Day 2025*, the EVS students Club & Bhumi club organized an unique event on July 28, 2025, at SAHS Campus. A highlight of the event was the inauguration of a globe constructed entirely from waste plastic, symbolizing the urgent need to reduce plastic pollution & promote sustainability. The globe was formally inaugurated by *Prof.Dr.B. Sendilkumar*, Dean & Director SAHS, Salem.

Prakash I-B.Sc.,MLT delivered a speech on Nature conservation, stressing the role of youth in protecting the planet. The event raised awareness and encouraged innovative thinking for environmental conservation.

Department of MPH and Young Indian club of  School of Allied Health Sciences, Vinayaka Mission’s Research Foundation, Salem, organized a community outreach program on World Population Day 2025 at the Primary Health Care Centre, Veerapandi. The event aimed to raise awareness about population control and its impact on health and society. UG students performed a powerful mime depicting issues like overpopulation, healthcare burden, and resource scarcity, while promoting family planning and responsible parenting. Public Health students delivered an interactive talk on population growth, contraceptive methods, maternal health, and small family norms. The session effectively engaged the local community. Dr. Ramya and Dr. Kamali, Chief Doctors at the centre, graced the event and lauded the students' efforts, stressing the importance of youth in public health advocacy. The initiative achieved its goal of community awareness and provided valuable experiential learning for the students. The institution remains committed to promoting public health through meaningful outreach programs.

School of Allied Health Sciences, VMRF-DU, Salem. On the occasion of National Statistics Day 2025, we organized a Workshop & Hands-on Session on Data Visualization and Analysis using SPSS on July 2, 2025, at Dr. ASG Auditorium. The event commenced with a presidential address delivered by Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar, Dean & Director, SAHS, VMRF-DU, Salem. Our Resource Person, Dr. M. Ramji, Statistician, Dept. of Community Medicine, Velammal Medical College Hospital & Research Institute, Madurai, led the session. Over 120 students & faculty members participated, gaining hands-on experience in various data analysis & visualization techniques using SPSS.

 Red Ribbon Club the School of Allied Health Science, VIMS Hospital Campus, VMRF-DU, Salem, successfully conducted a guest lecture program on  On the Occasion Of  “World Blood Donor Day & World Sickle Cell Day -2025”. Held at the Dr.ASG Auditorium  . The session provided importance of blood donation and the challenges of managing sickle cell disease. our Resource Person, Dr. S. Prabhagaran (MBBS, MD)Deputy Medical Superintendent & Consultant – General, Diabetology, and Geriatric Medicine, VIMS Hospital, Salem, who delivered an insightful lecture on the clinical aspects and public health importance of voluntary blood donation and sickle cell disease management. Our Convenor  Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar,Dean, School of Allied Health Sciences, VMRF-DU, Salem,who emphasized the role of youth in building a healthier society through active participation in blood donation drives .Totally 150 students were participated in that event and The Champion Award of 2025 continues Blood donation and Prize Distribution Ceremony was conducted during the Guest Lecture Programme in the presence of esteemed dignitaries. Medals, certificates, and gifts were awarded to the winners, encouraging them to continue their active contribution toward social awareness and health education.

National Science Scheme and the Department of Forensic Science Technology, School of Allied Health Science, VIMS Hospital campus, VMRF- DU, Salem. In association with Salem city police and director of Health Sciences, are organised The Nasha Mukt Bharat Pakhwada Programme 2025. Successfully conducted a drug awareness program on the occasion of INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST DRUG ABUSE AND ILLICIT TRAFFICKING PROGRAMME held at Dr.ASG Auditorium. The session that provides such the rising threat of drug abuse among youth and education institutes. Our resource person, Dr. Murali Assistant commissioner of police, Konddampattu range Salem,Dr. Aswath vetrivel Dist Tobacco Control Consultant Salem District, Mr. Gokul Health inspector Dist Health office Salem. Who delivered an insightful speech and lecture about the drug abuse awareness to the students. Our Convenor Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar, Dean & Director of School of Allied Health Sciences, VMRF-DU Salem. Who felicitated the chief Guest with a token of appreciation for the valuable presence and delivered a keynote address. A total of 150 students actively participated in the event, As part of the session, participants are encouraged to take a Drug Awareness Pledge, affirming their commitment to a drug-free life. The pledge reinforces personal responsibility, peer support, and the collective goal of creating a healthier and safer society. A major highlight of the event was the inauguration of the "Drug-Free Campus" board, symbolizing the institution’s stand against drug abuse and its dedication to creating a healthy learning atmosphere, the creation of the Tobacco Free zone along the campus road side, and the presentation of a powerful drug awareness short film by forensic science technology 3rd students which emphasized the emotional and social impact of substance abuse 

 School of Allied Health Sciences, VIMS Hospital Campus, Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation (Deemed to be University), Salem. In collaboration with the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga MDNIY Ministry of Ayush Government of India we are delighted to share the successful organization of the “Harit Yoga – Yoga Demonstration” as part of the International Day of Yoga 2025 celebrations.  This event was jointly conducted by the SAHS Sports & Games, NSS, 5 TN Air (Tech) Sqn NCC & the SAHS Youth Club Under the leadership of our Hon’ble Chancellor, Dr. A. S. Ganesan, VMRF-DU, the Harit Yoga initiative integrated the practice of yoga with the values of environmental sustainability through a series of impactful activities. Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar proudly announced that a grant of ?2 lakhs has been sanctioned by the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY), Ministry of Ayush, to support various yoga-related initiatives. He also spoke on the importance of yoga in promoting physical health, mental well-being & a balanced lifestyle through regular practice. A special yoga session was led by Dr. Parvathi, Associate Professor at Government Arts College, Salem & an esteemed member of the Indian Yoga Association. A recipient of the prestigious “Yoga Ratna” & “Yoga Chakravarthi” awards, she guided participants through practical demonstrations of various yogasanas, which were met with enthusiastic participation from the students. Adding further depth to the session, Prof. Palaniappan & Assistant Professors Mrs. Jamuna and Mrs. Adaikala Mari from the Manavalakalai Mandram, Shri Vethathiri Maharishi Yoga Centre, Salem, offered insights and practical training on yoga techniques. In a powerful display of unity & awareness, over 1000 SAHS students came together to form a massive human 'Yoga Symbol' on SAHS campus, visually embodying the theme of the day. The event concluded with the distribution of Tree saplings to all participants, reinforcing the message of ecological responsibility. Complementing the main event, a yoga-themed poster competition & quiz were also conducted, with certificates awarded to the winners. The programme concluded with a collective yoga pledge taken by all attendees, marking a meaningful end to the celebration. 

School of Allied Health Sciences, VMRF-DU, Salem,The Environmental Students Club organized Shop Smart, Live Green: Sapling Distribution & Plastic Awareness Drive event to celebrate World Environment Day 2025 under the theme of Beat Plastic Pollution held on June 5, 2025, at NH-47, Sankari Main Road, Salem. The event included activities such as distributing awareness pamphlets & saplings, providing "say no to use plastics" awareness to shopkeepers & public, displaying awareness flexes, taking a pledge to reduce plastic usage. The initiative effectively promoted environmental awareness & encouraged sustainable practices within the community