The Volunteers in Service (VIS) Program, is a structured initiative designed to foster social responsibility, civic engagement, and hands-on community service among university students. To meet the objectives of the VIS Program requirements, students must complete a designated number of volunteer service hours (typically 65 hours) before graduation. These hours are required to be spent in engagement with approved community service projects, nonprofit initiatives, or social welfare activities. By integrating service into education, the VIS Directorate ensures that graduates are not only academically proficient but also socially conscious citizens committed to making a difference. The mission and vision of the VIS Directorate align with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in promoting environmental sustainability and social welfare.

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VIS Directorate

Vision

To foster socially responsible citizens (SRCs), who are self-starters in terms of social development.

Mission

To instill a spirit of volunteerism in youth to make them realize the importance of their role in the betterment of society and in eradicating social evils like poverty and illiteracy

VIS Directorate

Vision

To foster socially responsible citizens (SRCs), who are self-starters in terms of social development.

Mission

To instill a spirit of volunteerism in youth to make them realize the importance of their role in the betterment of society and in eradicating social evils like poverty and illiteracy

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