Description

The Peer Facilitators Club aims to promote friendship, develop values, and build strong relationships among students. Its key objectives include. Enhancing self-awareness and helping students understand and manage their emotions. Improving communication skills and facilitating openness in dealing with contemporary issues like drug abuse, relationships, and ecology. Cultivating leadership qualities and the ability to make intelligent choices based on facts. Assisting the guidance counselor in implementing programs and services. Building a deeper sense of service orientation and personality development to enhance students' self-image and self-esteem. Peer facilitators have the responsibility to help new students acclimate to the school environment, use positive peer influence, act as big brothers/sisters, and be good listeners and friends. The club offers an elective transformative program where students can volunteer as peer facilitators, spot co-learners with emotional concerns, facilitate psycho-educational activities, and refer them to the guidance counseling center.