What Is Junior Red Cross?
The Junior Red Cross is the student's wing of the Red Cross Society.It is a students's movement organized within schools.Pupils who are actively involved in Junior Red Cross activities are known as 'Juniors'.The Teachers guiding the pupils in JRC activities are called "COUNSELLORS"

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Similarly, what is the aim of Junior Red Cross?

The Junior Red Cross is the young and vibrant wing of the Indian Red Cross Society functioning since 1960's with an aim to inculcate the Red Cross values, motto, and fundamental principles in the minds of school going children within the age group of 12 to 16 years.

what is the meaning of the Red Cross? noun. an international philanthropic organization (Red Cross Society), formed in consequence of the Geneva Convention of 1864, to care for the sick and wounded in war, secure neutrality of nurses, hospitals, etc., and help relieve suffering caused by pestilence, floods, fires, and other calamities.

Similarly, it is asked, who is the founder of Junior Red Cross?

Jean Henry Dunant

What is the activities of Red Cross?

Guiding and supporting the development of its Societies is one of the Red Cross's fundamental tasks and runs through these four core areas and others. Capacity building programmes and activities include : management and volunteer training, improving branch structures, planning, fund-raising and gender equality.

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What is the motto of Junior Red Cross?

MOTTO – “I SERVE”
Junior and Youth Red Cross programmes are an integral part of the strategic approach taken by the Indian Red Cross Society.

Who is the father of Junior Red Cross?

Henry Dunant
Occupation Social activist, businessman, writer
Known for Founder of the Red Cross
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Awards Nobel Peace Prize (1901)
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