Stem cell donation and Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) typing play crucial roles in the treatment of various diseases, including leukemia, lymphoma and other blood disorders. However, there is often a lack of awareness about the importance of stem cell donation and the need for HLA typing among the general population. In response to this issue, on 16.03.2024, an awareness campaign by DATRI Foundation was organized to educate and encourage students of SPACES Degree College to become stem cell donors and undergo HLA typing.

A one-week training program was held in SPACES Degree College by Naandi foundation collaborated with the Mahindra Pride Classroom. The training program constituted soft skills training, Tally and Python. A team of three trainers, Sri Sai Ganesh Kumar – Soft Skills trainer, Smt. Rajya Lakshmi- Soft Skills trainer and Geetha Allavarapu - Software Professional trained SPACES Degree College students. The trainers have trained the students on Employability skills - Communication skills, Body language, Grooming, Goal setting, Time Management, e-mail etiquette and Resume building. The final day went with interview skills edged with Mock interviews. The purpose of conducting the training program was to impart knowledge, bridge the gap between industry and academia, skill development to thrive in their careers. On completion of the course students were presented the skill development certificate.

SPACES Degree College conducted sports for the girl students on 06.03.2024, the eve of Women’s Day 2024. Conducting games and sports for girls on Women's Day promotes physical health, fosters teamwork, builds confidence and challenges gender stereotypes. It emphasizes the importance of women's participation in sports and empowers girls to pursue their athletic passions without limitations. Throwball and Tennikoit were conducted to the girl students. SPACES Degree College girl students took part in the games with great sportive spirit and enthusiasm. Physical Director Mr. K. Krishnam Raju conducted the events.

A Rangoli competition was conducted for the girl students of SPACES Degree College on 06.03.2024, the eve of women’s day 2024. Rangoli making is a form of traditional art and organizing a competition enabled the girls to showcase their creativity and talent, celebrating their artistic skills. The competition proved in preserving and promoting this cultural art form among the younger generation. It was a meaningful way to mark Women's Day, promoting creativity, empowerment, cultural heritage and community spirit. Students participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. They presented their art and creativity through various themes. Prizes were distributed for the Winner & Runner for Rangoli competition in Women's Day Celebrations.

On the occasion of International Women's Day, on 06.03.2024, a Spot Painting competition for SPACES Degree College girls was organized to celebrate the spirit and achievements of women while providing a platform for artistic expression and creativity. The event aimed to empower girls and promote gender equality through the medium of art.
The theme of the Spot Painting competition was "Women Empowerment: Breaking Barriers, Inspiring Change". Participants shown their artistic talents.
The paintings were evaluated based on creativity, originality, adherence to the theme and overall artistic expression. The winners of the competition were given prizes in the Women’s Day celebrations.

A Five Day awareness session was conducted to the students of SPACES Degree College to enable them understand the significance of their vote for maintaining a vibrant democracy. Sri Telugu Taraka Ramarao, English Faculty, experienced public speaker conducted the sessions. 
Sri Taraka Ramarao conducting the sessions to the SPACES Degree College students
Objectives of the awareness session was to:
Day 1 - Educate new voters about their rights and responsibilities in the electoral process.
Day 2 - Provide information about voter registration procedures and deadlines.
Day 3 - Promote awareness about the significance of each vote and its impact on governance.
Day 4 - Address common misconceptions or concerns related to voting.
Day 5 - Encourage participation in the electoral process through voter registration and turnout initiatives.