• To embrace the plight of others and lend remedies.
• To inculcate social responsibility.
• To offer emergency relieves and humanitarian aid to the needy.
• To promote social inclusiveness.
• To promote community engagement.

Social welfare and responsibility have been the primary goal of the college's extracurricular activities since its founding. Share Your Smile serves as a solution for society's pitiful sorrows and a comforting shoulder to lean on when needed.

College extends support to partially paralyzed pupil of the locality to attain basic education.

The students regularly spend interactive days with the elderly at the old age homes and the BUDS schools.

Students provide care and support to patients and their families who are facing life-threatening illnesses, by routinely visiting them at home. The college provides free medical equipment to those in need.

Blood donation camps are organised frequently by the students in association with KSACS and BLOOD CENTRE to raise awareness and save lives.

The students of the college distributed food packets to the hungry homeless destitute, abandoned senior citizens, migrant workers of ponnani panchayath.

Scholarships are awarded by the management to students from the most marginalized groups in the society.

The counselling cell of the college provided free counselling to the people of the locality on various psychological issues.

Students raised funds for snehaveedu project; home for the weaker sections of the society through various fundraising programs.

Safa Emergency Task Force, worked as a control room during the covid pandemic and flood catastrophe days.

it is aimed at educating individuals who have had limited or no access to formal education

Awareness on various social issues demonstrated through street plays, marathon and community march etc.

• The initiative by the college in fostering inclusion and uplifting the physically challenged within the community is appreciated by the MLA of our constituency.

• Outstanding efforts in palliative care and other above mentioned practices were appreciated by the various government department.

• During the COVID pandemic days, the absence of necessary transportation posed a problem in providing assistance.

• Transporting physically disabled students to the college for instruction and accommodations is the most obstacle encountered.