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Ten-day AIDS awareness camp

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI : A group of 20 students from Johns Hopkins University, U.S., are attending a ten-day camp organised by Sevalaya.

The students are volunteers of Educational Perspectives, an international student group.

One of the important activities is spreading HIV/AIDS awareness in association with the eight and ninth standard students of Sevalaya's Mahakavi Bharathiyar Higher Secondary School.

Six students from MGR-Janaki College who have enrolled in the Chennai Chapter of Educational Perspectives will also take part in the camp.

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