Community Health Initiatives: Blood Donation & Preventive Care Outreach

In addition to routine medical support, the Institute actively promotes community-focused health initiatives that encourage responsible civic participation and long-term public well-being.

A notable example was the Blood Donation Camp held on 13th & 15th October 2025, organized in association with Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital. The camp witnessed 724 participants, including students, professors, and staff, who came forward to support a life-saving cause. Beyond the collection of blood, the event also served as a powerful awareness platform, strengthening public understanding of the importance of consistent and responsible donation.

The Institute continues to expand preventive healthcare outreach through upcoming programs, including a Dental Screening & Treatment Camp in collaboration with Chettinadu Hospital, and an Eye Check-up Camp sponsored by the Rotary Club of Madras Mount, in association with Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital.

Collectively, these initiatives reflect the Institute’s sustained commitment to public health awareness and holistic care, guided by the enduring legacy of Dr. B.S. Abdur Rahman, whose contributions to education and healthcare continue to inspire meaningful community service.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

Dates: 13th & 15th October 2025 (Monday & Wednesday)
Time: From 9:00 a.m. onwards
Venue: Auditorium, B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science & Technology

A grand blood donation camp was successfully organized at the B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology in commemoration of the Founder’s Birthday. The event was jointly arranged by the Crescent Blood Donors’ Club in collaboration with the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital, reflecting the spirit of service, compassion, and social responsibility. A remarkable total of 724 participants, including students, professors, and staff, took part with great enthusiasm, contributing to this vital, life-saving cause. The camp operated with full momentum throughout the day, while also emphasizing the importance of blood donation to the public.

The institution extends its sincere appreciation to the Crescent Blood Donors’ Club for their meticulous organization and dedicated efforts in making the camp a meaningful success. This initiative not only highlighted the unity and humanitarian values of the Crescent community, but also served as a strong awareness platform for encouraging responsible civic participation in healthcare. In this context, the life and work of Dr. B.S. Abdur Rahman—born in Kilakarai, Tamil Nadu, in 1927 and widely known for his contributions to social work, education, and business—stands as an inspiration. As the Chancellor of B.S. Abdur Rahman University, Chennai, and the Founder of the Seethakathi Trust (1967) and the All India Islamic Foundation (AIIF) (1979), his focus on uplifting economically weaker sections and minorities through education, employment, and health continues to guide such impactful initiatives.