Anti-narcotic Cell

Substance abuse has become a gigantic issue among Teenagers and youth across the state. The misuse of illicit drugs can cause varying risks to the health, both psychologically and physically on a short and long term basis. Anti-Narcotic Cell of BVM Collage is acting as a vigilant agency to safe guard the students from illicit drug addiction. Anti-Narcotic cell is working as a framework for molding safe, healthy and resistant student’s communities through preventing and minimizing alcohol and substance abuse.

 Objectives-

  • To ensure a drug- free campus
  • Healthy campus atmosphere
  • Violence free Campus
  • Augmentation of Moral values

Niceties of Anti-narcotic cell in the campus

  • Psycho Social Interventions
  • One on one Meetings
  • Enhancing the Roles for goal achievement

Wakefulness platforms

  • Seminars
  • Working together with HOPES , ESWA and JESUS YOUTH for goal accomplishments

Faculty Coordinators


Mr. Bristo Mathew
Ms. Deepa Babu
July 18- Awareness Session “Narcotic Free Life”

The Anti-Narcotic Cell organized an awareness session to educate students and the community
about the dangers of narcotics and promote a drug-free lifestyle. The awareness session provided a crucial platform for addressing the pervasive issue of drug abuse. It united diverse perspectives, from moral and legal dimensions to community action, underscoring the need for collaborative e orts in safeguarding society against narcotics.

January 10- Awareness Programme

BVM Holy Cross College Anti Narcotic Cell organised an anti-narcotic awareness class with more than 160 students on 10-01-24 at 11.00am to 12 pm at the campus theatre The programme was inaugurated by college Principal Rev. Dr.Baby Sebatian, followed by a session on ‘Substance Abuse among Teenagers’ by Mr. Philip Thomas, Asst. Excise Inspector, Excise Range , Pala. He gave a detailed talk on various types of drugs used among students and its aftereffects. The programme helped in creating an awareness regarding the use of narcotics among college students. The programme was coordinated by anti-narcotic club coordinators Bristo Mathew and Deepa Babu.