The Department of Value Education was started in Sahrdaya college of
Advanced Studies , Kodakara in June 2013. The primary aim of the department
is to mould a good and strong character in each and every student of this
institution. By opening large vistas of human values to the student community
the department motivates them to inculcate the right values in them through
various activities. The active involvement of the teachers and the students in
these activities enable them to learn to become matured human beings with
compassionate heart.

HIERARCHY
Executive Director : Rev. Fr. Dr. Devis Chinginiyadan
Finance Officer : Rev. Fr. Shaju Chirayath
Director(Sports) : Rev. Fr. Sebin Edattukaran
Principal : Dr. Mathew Paul Ukkan
Vice Principals : Dr. Rani M J & Dr. K. L. Joy
HOD/ Co-ordinator : Dr. Abraham Vallath
Joint – Co-ordinators : Mr. Rinto Kodian/Ms. Seena Alappat
Faculty : All the members of the faculty

OUR MOTTO
To mould the youth into responsible citizens with human values,
Committed to the society, the nation and to the humanity

OUR VISION
To inculcate in the youth the essential human values and make
them socially committed, intellectually bright, morally strong,
spiritually holy and culturally progressive in their outlook and
attitude.

OUR MISSION
To fill the minds of the youth with true wisdom, to conquer their
hearts to fight the evils and to equip them to fly above the diabolic
attractions of the current deceptive world.

ACTIVITIES OF DOVE
1. VALUE EDUCATION CLASSES

The Department of Value Education (DOVE ) organizes classes of
value education supported by The Chair for Christian Studies and
Research, University of Calicut.(CCSR) This department takes the
initiative to implement the decisions taken by the college council. The
management eagerly participates in the formation classes rendered to the
students.
1. The CCSR publishes Value Education books for the UG students and
the college supplies these books to the students.
2. Regular Value Education classes are conducted to the UG students on
Second Fridays following the CCSR text books.
3. The CCSR conducts annual examinations to all UG batches in which
all the students participate.

4. The CCSR, University of Calicut issues Certificates to all those who
pass the exams in all three years.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (University Ranks)

Value Education University Examination 2014-15
 I RANK – NEETHU SUKHI (BSc CS)
 II RANK – ROSEMOLE XAVIOUR (BSc CS)
Value Education University Examination 2015-16
 II Rank Rosemary Babu ( BA Eng.)
Value Education University Examinations 2016-17
 I Rank: Aishwarya Nair (BA Eng.
Value Education University Examinations (2017-18)
 I Rank: ALMA REEBA JOSE (BSc. Psy.)
 II Rank: AMRUTHA ALEX (BSc. Psy.)
Value Education University Examinations (2018-19)
 I RANK: NAMITHA.B.S. (BSc. Psy)

2. MEALS TO THE NEEDY
The greatest challenge for the sustainable development goals (SDGs) is to
eradicate poverty and hunger while maintaining sustainable food security
assurance of clothes and shelter for all in a crowded and dramatically unequal
world. Although the world has succeeded in reducing poverty in accordance
with the millennium development goal (MDG) targets, food security and
adequate life standard is not achieved. Only accountability by those who
produce food, clothes and shelter and distribute them to the society can bring

about any permanent change in this regard. This means that access to food,
clothes and shelter needs to be treated as a human right, not just as a policy, a
right that is to protected by all means.
The students of higher education in India need to be aware of the plight of the
needy people too. They lack nutritious food, proper shelter and essential
clothes. If they can reach out the needy it will be very helpful. If students
inculcate the value of sharing they can mould a new generation who will take up
the responsibility of poor and downtrodden. They should realise that it is unfair
to have some people enjoy good food while the poor people long to have a meal
per day. This attempt will be a an eye opener to the rulers of the country, so that
they may take immediate steps to the creation of a society where equality is
the primary concern.
The students Sahrdaya provide Lunch to 60 inmates of IMMANUEL
KRIPA, a poor home sheltering mentally challenched women, twice a week
is on Monday and Thursday. This programme has been successfully
implemented, since 2016. And it is well appreciated by the society and
beneficiaries.
One Major Charitable Activity Per Year
Implementation
This programme is implemented annually, by constructing house for
a homeless family, by providing clothes to thousands of needy victims
of natural calamities or providing food, clothes, medicines and
shelter to victims of floods or pandemic like covid-19

 2015-16. A HOUSE WAS CONSTRUCTED AND THE KEY WAS
TRANSFERED TO MS. Umadevi
 Amount spent by the College, staff & Students was Rs.5 Lakhs
 2016-17– 2000 pairs of very good ready for use dress were collected for
the Chennai Flood Victims and sent them to Chennai in collaboration
with MATHRUBOOMI.

 2018-19–FOOD was provided to the victims of the devastative Kerala
flood in RELIEF CAMPS, in August 1918.

2019-21—College was availed for a medical camp for covid-19
patients and materials like sanitizer, mask, oxymetre, medicine
etc were provided free of cost in collaboration with the
Panchayath Authorities
This department takes initiative to implement the decisions taken by the college
council. The management eagerly participates in all these charitable
programmes with financial aids. This programme has been successfully
implemented, since 2016. And it is well appreciated by the society and
beneficiaries.