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Learn more about the VicHealth Innovation Challenge Alcohol at http://challenge.vichealth.vic.gov.au/challenges/alcohol/
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The presentation to the Hertfordshire Sport and Physical Acivity Development Conference 2014 on the contribution of sport and physical activity to public health, and covering some framework and strategic issues for the future
VicHealth Innovation Challenge - Alcohol: Lightning Talk Mark Stone, Good SportsDoing Something Good
Doing Something Good collaborated with Vic Health to facilitate a 1 Day Forum that explored ways to shape a better alcohol culture in Victoria.
We bought together researchers, healthcare providers, changemakers, venue owners, youth workers, service design professionals, social entrepreneurs, policy makers, behaviour change specialists, and representatives from organisations working on youth and mental health issues.
The Forum gave participants the opportunity to connect, learn, exchange useful information and provide a space for conversations that matter.
The format incorporated innovative methodologies including World Café and Open Space with an opening keynote presentation and 10 Lightning Talks throughout the day.
Find more on the Discovery & Insights Forum at http://doingsomethinggood.com.au/vichealth-innovation-challenge-alcohol-discovery-insights-forum/
Learn more about the VicHealth Innovation Challenge Alcohol at http://challenge.vichealth.vic.gov.au/challenges/alcohol/
APCD presents its various activities and publications related to the implementation of the Incheon Strategy's "Make the Right Real" campaign for the Asian and Pacific Decade for Persons with Disabilities, 2013-2022. The Campaign offers the Asia-Pacific region and beyond 10 regionally agreed disability-inclusive development goals.
APCD, as a regional development center on disability, works closely with its partners in pushing for the implementation and realization of said goals.
The presentation to the Hertfordshire Sport and Physical Acivity Development Conference 2014 on the contribution of sport and physical activity to public health, and covering some framework and strategic issues for the future
Request for support and Partnership.
This letter is to introduce ANPPCAN Liberia to you, your company and organization.
ANPPCAN Liberia is the national chapter of ANPPCAN, a pan-African child rights organization founded in 1986 in Enugu Nigeria, with the head office in Nairobi, Kenya.
ANPPCAN is registered in Liberia as a national Non-Governmental and Non-profit Organization.
Our mission is to enhance child, youth and women protection through building capacities of the local communities, and professional groups.
Goal:
To contribute towards minimizing abuse of children, youth and women through strengthening prevention and response mechanism.
Vision:
A community that protects children, youth and women against all forms of abuse
African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect Liberia (ANPPCAN) is seeking global partnerships to help expand access, and continue to deliver support for the children and women of Liberia.
See attached for your perusal and support. We are available for a meeting at you wish for clarification
In Solidarity
Amb. Clement O. Stephens .GGA
Founder/ Executive Director
ANPPCAN Liberia
+231770322468
Dr. Tuesday Gichuki, Africa Peace Service Corps, on Youth Empowerment StrategiesGlobalPeaceFoundation
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The YMCA is deeply rooted in local communities.
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We have a Kenyan Team with passion and vitality working to stop AIDS among youth in Kenya-Please that a peak at their hard work.
We transform the lives of the vulnerable through our education, empowerment and advocacy initiatives. To learn more on how we accomplish this, kindly read thorough our brochure. Get in touch with us today to join hands with us and impact lives of the widows, orphans, abused girls and the youth. Thank you.
The global pandemic and climate change have both raised awareness of how fragile our global community is. We are all at risk but some face being made much more vulnerable than others. Creating a fair world for everyone means every person has an equal opportunity to realise their rights to a safe, healthy and purposeful life.
Request for support and Partnership.
This letter is to introduce ANPPCAN Liberia to you, your company and organization.
ANPPCAN Liberia is the national chapter of ANPPCAN, a pan-African child rights organization founded in 1986 in Enugu Nigeria, with the head office in Nairobi, Kenya.
ANPPCAN is registered in Liberia as a national Non-Governmental and Non-profit Organization.
Our mission is to enhance child, youth and women protection through building capacities of the local communities, and professional groups.
Goal:
To contribute towards minimizing abuse of children, youth and women through strengthening prevention and response mechanism.
Vision:
A community that protects children, youth and women against all forms of abuse
African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect Liberia (ANPPCAN) is seeking global partnerships to help expand access, and continue to deliver support for the children and women of Liberia.
See attached for your perusal and support. We are available for a meeting at you wish for clarification
In Solidarity
Amb. Clement O. Stephens .GGA
Founder/ Executive Director
ANPPCAN Liberia
+231770322468
Dr. Tuesday Gichuki, Africa Peace Service Corps, on Youth Empowerment StrategiesGlobalPeaceFoundation
Dr. Tuesday Gichuki, Africa Peace Service Corps talk about Youth Empowerment Strategies at the 2015 Global Peace Leadership Conference in Zanzibar, Tanzania.
The YMCA empowers young people.
The YMCA is deeply rooted in local communities.
Young people are part of an untold story – a hidden story of injustice on a major scale.
2015 Sunburst Projects- Kenya Annual ReportGeri DeLaRosa
Sunburst Projects-Kenya has been growing over the last 4 years.
We have a Kenyan Team with passion and vitality working to stop AIDS among youth in Kenya-Please that a peak at their hard work.
We transform the lives of the vulnerable through our education, empowerment and advocacy initiatives. To learn more on how we accomplish this, kindly read thorough our brochure. Get in touch with us today to join hands with us and impact lives of the widows, orphans, abused girls and the youth. Thank you.
The global pandemic and climate change have both raised awareness of how fragile our global community is. We are all at risk but some face being made much more vulnerable than others. Creating a fair world for everyone means every person has an equal opportunity to realise their rights to a safe, healthy and purposeful life.
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3. The Africa Alliance of YMCAs
Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)
a global movement, present in 119 countries,
established in 1884 – we celebrated being 170
years old on 6 June 2014!
Africa Alliance of YMCAs (AAYMCA) is a pan-African
youth development network with membership of
YMCAs in 20 countries,16 of which are very active.
ACT2LIVE
4. Change Agenda
ACT2LIVE
OUR VISION
Empowering young people for the African
Renaissance
OUR CHANGE PHILOSOPHY
“From Subject to Citizen” (S2C)
We work to move young people to become a
Citizen– where they understand the root causes
of problems and articulate informed views and
are part of positive change at various levels of
leadership.
OUR PROGRAMME THEMES
Civic Action Transformative Masculinity
Youth Justice Economic Renaissance
5. Our Presence in Africa & Our Health Interventions
2,121,469 youth
participants,10 countries
13-35 yrs old
Also with YWCA in
Zambia
6. Neglected Health Issues
Our broadened definition: Those diseases and issues that affect
vulnerable youth living in low income and rural parts of Africa’s
countries.
ACT2LIVE
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sexual health
Mental health
Drug & alcohol abuse
Access to health services
Fistula
Lifestyle illnesses
7. Vulnerable Youth
ACT2LIVE
Commercial sex workers Survivors of political violence
Youth living in the street Young people in conflict with the
law (including ex-offenders)
Youth living with/affected by
HIV/AIDS
Young people affected by conflicts
and violence (including ex-
combatants)
Youth with disability Youth people living in slums
Orphans
9. Our Work involves: Youth advocates
ACT2LIVE
Peer Educators
Associations pour la Promotion de la
Santé des Jeunes de Thiès (RAPSAJET)
10. Our Work involves: Partnerships
ACT2LIVE
Associations pour la Promotion de la
Santé des Jeunes de Thiès (RAPSAJET)
Youth advocates
In Madagascar & Liberia: Mobilsing
young people, stakeholders in
implementation of the programmes
In Zambia: Distribution of condoms
during project events
11. Our Work involves: Health Service
Professionals
ACT2LIVE
Peer Educators Youth advocates
13. ACT2LIVE
2. Accountability of Policy Making
Africa Youth Charter (2006)
Maputo Protocol (2007)
National youth policies
Liberia National Youth Policy (2012-2017)
Zambia Health Strategic Plan (2011-2015)
Zimbabwe National Youth Policy (2000)
Togo Youth Policy (2007)
Madagascar
Senegal
National Health Sector Strategies and Plans
14. Peer Educators in Carion, Madagascar volunteering at the local health centre
15. ACT2LIVE
3. Barriers to Youth-Friendly Services
(a) Structural barriers: Distance, Personnel, medicines
and equipment
(a) Financial barriers: ability to pay for services. Even
where consultation is free or subsidized, medicines
will not be for free.
(a) Cognitive barriers: Beliefs and knowledge,
Communication in the patient-provider encounter, and
culture.
16. ACT2LIVE
4. KAPB - Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice and
Behaviour
“…female health workers ring
insults at young female patients
problems openly and even laugh
about them with their
colleagues…”
- FGD participant in Madagascar
17. ACT2LIVE
• Critical evaluation of cost of health
services
• Training of health service providers on
provision of youth friendly information and
services
• Youth engagement in health sector
dialogue
19. Be a Citizen!
Am a youth with a dream, so I will rise
up, stand up, for my rights.
Take me as a part of you
Don’t see me as subject but a citizen
and together we will rise
ACT2LIVE
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Discuss points on next slide as part of this slide.
30 years implementing programmes responding to youth health concerns
Goal to break the cycle of poor access to health services and treatment of illness among youth in Africa.
About demanding of duty bearers, as well as encouraging action of citizens to make use of those services – for services to be available, there must be evidence of demand
Link to Togo YMCA video (1:36)
Zambia: The Zambia National Health Strategic Plan 2011-2015 talks about strategies to address issues that mostly affect the youths including HIV/AIDS, Malnutrition, Malaria and hygiene as far as they affects people in general and does not indicate how these would be addressed in the context of youths
As it strategy objective speaks to improve the mental and reproductive health; and social welfare status of all young men and women in Liberia on an equitable basis. A such, there are some intervention to be used;
Liberia: As it strategy objective speaks to improve the mental and reproductive health; and social welfare status of all young men and women in Liberia on an equitable basis. A such, there are some intervention to be used; promotion of safe sexual and reproductive health, training of peer educators and youth friendly counsellors, production of IEC Materials, ensure the availability of mental health care and rehabilitation facilities
Zimbabwe: Coordination of policies relating to youth and health e.g the National Population Policy and National Reproductive Health policy, pomote Youth Friendly Services Provision such as peer education, enlist support of Private Sector and NGOs, IEC Materials, empowering community members to address youth issues, address barriers to access to health services for youth
In Madagascar and Senegal for instance, this is not the case.
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor
Structural barriers especially impact youth with disabilities. In Senegal for instance there health facilities do not have ramps and other features that make the facility accessible for people with disabilities.
In Madagascar, the CRC showed that because the clinic was not always clean, many people opted not to go to hospital.
No. 2 Madagascar example where young people feel they have to dress well to go see the doctor