Health Facilities

The Health Facility Centre of Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University has been established to provide basic healthcare support to students, faculty, and staff on campus. Following the transition of the institution from a college to a university, the Health Facility Centre continues to play an important role in ensuring the well-being and safety of the university community.

The Centre is equipped to provide primary medical assistance and first aid services within the campus. A qualified nurse is available at the Health Facility Centre to attend to minor health issues, provide first aid, and assist in emergency situations. The Centre also maintains essential medicines and medical supplies for immediate use.

The Health Facility Centre performs the following functions:

1. Providing first aid and primary healthcare assistance to students, faculty, and staff.
2. Offering basic medical support through the services of a qualified nurse.
3. Maintaining essential medicines and first aid equipment for emergencies.
4. Coordinating with nearby hospitals and healthcare providers for medical emergencies and specialized treatment.
5. Supporting university activities by providing medical assistance during events and examinations.
6. Promoting awareness about health, hygiene, and preventive care among students.

The Health Facility Centre functions under the supervision of the University administration and is committed to ensuring a safe and healthy campus environment. As Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University continues to grow, the Health Facility Centre will be further strengthened to meet the healthcare needs of the university community.

Sattva Mind and Wellness Centre (Mental Health & Counselling Centre)

Overview

In recognition of the importance of emotional well-being and mental health among students, Veeranari Chakali Ilamma Women’s University has established the SATTVA MIND AND WELLNESS CENTRE. The Centre is dedicated to providing professional mental health support and promoting overall well-being within the university community.

Objective

In accordance with the proposed UGC guidelines for mental health support in Higher Education Institutions, the Centre aims to:

•    Provide accessible and professional counselling services 
•    Promote emotional and psychological well-being among students and staff 
•    Address academic, behavioral, and emotional challenges 
•    Encourage a supportive and inclusive campus environment 
•    Create awareness about mental health and suicide prevention among adolescents 

Vision

To foster a mentally healthy academic environment by promoting awareness, resilience, and emotional balance among students and staff.

Mission

The Centre strives to:

•    Understand and empathize with individual concerns 
•    Offer guidance through professional counselling 
•    Support, motivate, and empower individuals 
•    Enhance holistic development and well-being 

Services Offered

•    Individual counselling for students, adolescents, and adults 
•    Support for emotional, behavioral, and academic difficulties 
•    Stress management and coping strategies 
•    Awareness programs on mental health and suicide prevention 
•    Confidential and professional psychological support 

Operational Details

 Days of Service: 
o    Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 
o    Thursday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM 
Staffing:
The Centre is supported by two well-qualified and trained counselling psychologists. 
•    Student Support Ratio:
The Centre ensures an optimal student-to-counsellor ratio to provide effective and personalized care. 
Commitment
The Sattva Mind and Wellness Centre is committed to building a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment that prioritizes mental health and well-being as essential components of academic success and personal growth.