Organization & Philosophy

About V-DAC & POC

Fostering social upliftment, scientific communication, and compassionate student leadership in the local communities around IISER Berhampur.

Empowering Local Villages & Schools

The Village Development and Activities Club (V-DAC) serves as an outreach club operating under the guidance of the Publication & Outreach Council (POC) at IISER Berhampur. Our fundamental goal is the social upliftment of local people living in surrounding villages and school districts.

Directed towards social and humane causes, V-DAC is responsible for conducting regular, interactive activities with local schools, village elders, and rural youth. Each student volunteer actively engages to bring about tangible, meaningful change in community health, sanitation, education, and digital awareness.

Student Leadership

Empowering undergraduate and postgraduate scholars to lead grassroots interventions.

Humane Causes

Prioritizing dignity, feminine hygiene, first-aid safety, and basic sanitation accessibility.

V-DAC Volunteers in Field
Governance & Support

Institutional Ecosystem

V-DAC functions as an integral student arm supported by institute faculty and leadership.

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IISER Berhampur Premier Autonomous Science Institution
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Publication & Outreach Council (POC) Institutional Outreach Advisory Wing
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V-DAC Club Grassroots Executive Student Body
Action Areas

Our Four Core Action Pillars

1. Rural Sanitation & Hygiene

Addressing open defecation and improper waste management through door-to-door counseling, dustbin distributions, and regional flashcards.

2. First Aid & Safety Readiness

Empowering coastal and rural citizens with snake-bite response training, firebreak drills, and free emergency first-aid kit setups.

3. Menstrual Dignity & Pad-Banks

Breaking societal taboos through structured Menstrual Hygiene Drives (3 completed till date) and school Pad-Bank installations.

4. Science & Digital Literacy

Sparking scientific curiosity with hands-on experiment modules (Arohana) and protecting villagers against online scams.