Bangladesh Project - Information Session
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This document summarizes a presentation by the George Washington University South Asian Public Health Association (GW-SAPHA) about a project in Bangladesh called "Esho Bhalo Thaki" (Everyone, be well). The project aims to bring public health awareness to those living and working in public landfills in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It will involve research, training, and education on topics like maternal/child health, environmental hazards, and water contamination. The document provides details on the project locations,
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CanChild is a research center focused on childhood disability and development located at McMaster University. It was founded in 1989 and currently has over 60 scientists, 30 staff members, and engages families and youth. CanChild conducts research to develop tools for assessing child development and functioning. It also creates knowledge translation materials for families and healthcare providers. CanChild aims to facilitate collaboration between researchers and involve families in all aspects of research.
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- 1. The George Washington University South Asian Public Health Association Presented by GW-SAPHA Board (SAPHA)
- 2. SAPHA in Bangladesh: Summer 2013 Help bring public health awareness to those living and working in public landfills in Dhaka, Bangladesh
- 3. Project Bangladesh: Esho Bhalo Thaki (Everyone, be well) • Largest dumping site in Dhaka with 1200 tons of waste coming in a day. • Home to 10,000 households • Scavenging is the primary source of income • Multiple risks to health through their job and through the environment
- 5. Topics: • Maternal and Child Health • Environmental Hazards • Occupational Risks and Assessment • Water Contamination • Diarrheal Diseases • Social and Behavioral Aspects
- 6. • Groups on each topic. • Weekly meetings with your group to discuss research topic. • Multiple angles to each topic. Be Aware of the Time Commitment!
- 7. Individual Group Funding: Funding: • Capital Connection • Knapp Fellowship Fund • CGI U • Online Funding to • Online Donation Family/Friends Platforms • Individual Departments
- 8. President: Reshma Arrington Vice President: Somaiah Ahmed Secretary/Treasurer: Prianka Waghray Outreach Director: Ashley Kallarakal Fundraising Director: Bhavna Singichetti Event Director: Shaina Azam Undergraduate Liason: Sundal Ali