Giving Back to Society: SBS's Commitment to a Healthier, Kinder and Stronger Community

In short
50+ acts of kindness and service every year: dental and health camps, a weekly OPD and free dispensary in our adopted village Sahibana, blood donation camps, cleanliness drives and talks with Fortis, SPS, CloudNine, Bassi Nursing Home and Mittal Hospital.
In this article
- 01Education Is More Than a Classroom
- 02Free Health Camps on Campus
- 03Weekly OPD and a Free Medical Dispensary in Our Adopted Village
- 04Learning From Leading Doctors and Hospitals
- 05Blood Donation Camps
- 06Cleanliness Drives and Green Campus
- 07Why This Matters for Students
- 08Join Us in Giving Back
- 09Frequently Asked Questions
Education Is More Than a Classroom
At SBS (Synetic College), Ludhiana, we believe a college is judged not only by its results but by what it gives back to the community around it. Every year, our students, faculty and partners come together for 50+ acts of kindness and service: health camps, blood donation drives, cleanliness drives, awareness talks and a free medical dispensary in a village we have adopted.
This is the story of how SBS is working towards a healthier, kinder and stronger community, and how every student who studies here becomes part of it.
Free Health Camps on Campus
Dental check-up camps
Oral health is often ignored until it hurts. SBS runs multiple dental camps every year with partners such as Baba Jaswant Singh Dental College & Hospital, where students, staff and neighbours get a free oral examination, expert advice and practical guidance on dental hygiene. Our most recent camp took place on 30 October 2026 in the college Seminar Hall, with the visiting dental team examining students and staff throughout the day.
Free general health check-ups
Alongside dental camps, SBS hosts free health check-up camps on campus, so that students and staff can check basic health indicators, ask doctors their questions and catch problems early, at no cost.
Weekly OPD and a Free Medical Dispensary in Our Adopted Village
Health care should not depend on distance or income. SBS has adopted the nearby village of Sahibana, where we run a weekly OPD and a free medical dispensary, bringing doctors, check-ups and basic medicines to families who would otherwise travel far or go without. For our health-science students, it is also real exposure to community medicine, learning from patients, not only textbooks.
Learning From Leading Doctors and Hospitals
SBS regularly invites doctors and hospital teams to campus for health and awareness talks, and takes students to hospitals to see healthcare in action. Our partners include:
- Fortis Hospital, Ludhiana: specialists have spoken to our students on topics such as modern surgery and cancer awareness
- SPS Hospitals: a long-standing partner for lab sessions, hospital visits and vaccination awareness
- CloudNine Hospital: talks and awareness sessions for our students
- Bassi Nursing Home: a partner for our blood donation camps
- Mittal Hospital: health awareness sessions for the SBS community
Read more about one such visit in our story on SBS B.Sc MLS students at SPS Hospitals.
Blood Donation Camps
Through the Red Ribbon Club of SBS, students, faculty and volunteers organise blood donation camps with partners such as Bassi Nursing Home. One unit of blood can help save more than one life, and for many of our young donors it is their first act of direct, life-saving service.
Cleanliness Drives and Green Campus
Service starts with our own surroundings. Our batches, such as the B.Com Batch of 2026, organise cleanliness drives around the campus grounds, clearing litter and tidying green spaces, because a clean, green campus is a shared responsibility.
Why This Matters for Students
Learn by Doing
Students see healthcare, social work and teamwork in the real world, not just in books
Build Character
Giving back builds empathy, leadership and confidence that employers notice
Grow a Network
Working with hospitals and doctors opens doors to internships and careers
Make a Difference
Every camp, donation and drive improves someone's life, starting in our own neighbourhood
Join Us in Giving Back
At SBS, giving back is part of student life, from the first semester to graduation day. If you want an education that makes you a better professional and a better person, explore our programmes and life at SBS, and see our latest events.
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhat community service does SBS (Synetic College) do?
SBS carries out 50+ acts of kindness and service every year, including multiple dental camps, free health check-up camps, a weekly OPD and free medical dispensary in the adopted village of Sahibana, health and awareness talks with leading doctors and hospitals, blood donation camps and cleanliness drives.
QWhich village has SBS adopted?
SBS has adopted the nearby village of Sahibana, where it runs a weekly OPD and a free medical dispensary.
QWhich hospitals work with SBS on health talks and camps?
SBS works with Fortis Hospital, SPS Hospitals, CloudNine Hospital, Bassi Nursing Home, Mittal Hospital and Baba Jaswant Singh Dental College & Hospital, among others.
QDoes SBS organise blood donation camps?
Yes. The Red Ribbon Club of SBS organises blood donation camps in collaboration with partners such as Bassi Nursing Home.
QCan students take part in these community service activities?
Yes. Students across programmes volunteer in health camps, blood donation drives, cleanliness drives and awareness sessions as part of life at SBS.
A college that gives back teaches its students the most important lesson of all: that success means lifting others as you rise. - SBS (Synetic College)
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