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Helping others and cooperation are essential to public health. Successful public health approaches require partnership and helping one another. For example, if road builders did not cooperate to help each other, they would not be able to construct a functional road. There are many ways to help others, such as supporting those in need, assisting elders and parents, and engaging in supportive behaviors that ultimately help oneself. While there is more that could be said, the document provides a brief overview of the importance of helping for public health and lists some common ways of helping others.
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- The target audience is 15-25 year olds, as rates of depression in teens have risen significantly from 2009-2017. Social media can paint an unrealistic picture of life and cause loneliness.
- Young people feel pressure to be happy and productive but may feel sad, worthless, and unmotivated without knowing why. Seeking happiness through buying things or social media leads to toxic positivity and will not solve problems.
- A survey of the target audience found most feel okay daily but not happy, many find it hard to find motivation, and most have an unhealthy obsession with spending money. Fitness and going outside can help relieve stress and improve mental health.
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- 1. Helping Others. By, MD: Musfikus Salehin
- 2. How helping people & other species is related to public health…….. Because without cooperation and partnership, successful application of public health isn`t possible.
- 3. Is really the word `help` is needed in public health…? The answer is yes. Because it`s needed for proper executing of public health approaches. If you give the order to construct a road and the labourer won`t cooperate with other road builders, then can you have a road like this….?
- 4. HOW CAN WE HELP OTHERS By supporting others who need it.
- 5. Help at your level based to pick someone close to you to become succeed & thus lead a healthier life.
- 6. We Should assist our elders & our parents with much care.
- 7. Help do come back. We should stay along with supporting behaviour to support ourselves most.
- 8. There`s a lot more way to help people .Most commons are given below. But still there`s a lot more to say. We have limited time so lets quickly jump to an end.
- 9. Here`s a short video for some people who think that a `Thank You` will never come back.