This slide will provide guidelines to make your own NGO, with respect to its vision, Missons and Objectives. This is also beneficial for the students who are studying civic education and human rights.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. About 21,000 people die daily from hunger or hunger-related issues, mostly children. While there is enough global food, poverty traps people without money to buy food, leading to malnourishment and increased vulnerability. Volunteering, such as fundraising during flag day in Singapore, and donating money or items like textbooks to charities can help address poverty by providing treatment, education, and opportunities to improve lives.
The document summarizes a barefoot challenge being undertaken by two men in Indonesia to raise awareness and funds for homeless children. They plan to walk over 2,000 km barefoot across Indonesia and other countries to highlight the poverty and suffering of homeless children. Their goal is to raise $1 million for projects to help homeless children through education, healthcare, and other services. They encourage others to support their efforts through donations, fundraising events, and spreading awareness on social media.
The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for organizations like Concern Worldwide. The 2010 event will support Concern Worldwide's education initiatives in areas like Haiti. The Oxford event on March 25th will include morning coffee, afternoon social media sessions, and an evening gig to raise funds and awareness for Concern Worldwide's work educating children around the world.
The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for Concern Worldwide's education initiatives. The 2010 event will focus on the 72 million children worldwide without access to education and support Concern Worldwide's work in this area, including in Haiti. The Oxford Twestival on March 25th will include social and networking events throughout the day to raise awareness and funds for Concern Worldwide's education projects around the world.
2017/2018 Launch of the Youth in Philanthropy Program in Kenora, Ontario. The program is led by the Kenora and Lake of the Woods Regional Community Foundation and for this year, is sponsored by Copperfin Credit Union.
The Global Volunteer Network (GVN) is an NGO founded in 2002 that connects volunteers with communities in need around the world. GVN offers financially accessible volunteer opportunities in areas like education, healthcare, conservation, and more in over 20 countries. The organization aims to support local organizations and their goals through international volunteer placement and fundraising efforts like their Eat So They Can campaign and foundation projects.
This slide will provide guidelines to make your own NGO, with respect to its vision, Missons and Objectives. This is also beneficial for the students who are studying civic education and human rights.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. About 21,000 people die daily from hunger or hunger-related issues, mostly children. While there is enough global food, poverty traps people without money to buy food, leading to malnourishment and increased vulnerability. Volunteering, such as fundraising during flag day in Singapore, and donating money or items like textbooks to charities can help address poverty by providing treatment, education, and opportunities to improve lives.
The document summarizes a barefoot challenge being undertaken by two men in Indonesia to raise awareness and funds for homeless children. They plan to walk over 2,000 km barefoot across Indonesia and other countries to highlight the poverty and suffering of homeless children. Their goal is to raise $1 million for projects to help homeless children through education, healthcare, and other services. They encourage others to support their efforts through donations, fundraising events, and spreading awareness on social media.
The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for organizations like Concern Worldwide. The 2010 event will support Concern Worldwide's education initiatives in areas like Haiti. The Oxford event on March 25th will include morning coffee, afternoon social media sessions, and an evening gig to raise funds and awareness for Concern Worldwide's work educating children around the world.
The document summarizes the Oxford Twestival event which is a charity event that uses social media and networking to raise funds globally for Concern Worldwide's education initiatives. The 2010 event will focus on the 72 million children worldwide without access to education and support Concern Worldwide's work in this area, including in Haiti. The Oxford Twestival on March 25th will include social and networking events throughout the day to raise awareness and funds for Concern Worldwide's education projects around the world.
2017/2018 Launch of the Youth in Philanthropy Program in Kenora, Ontario. The program is led by the Kenora and Lake of the Woods Regional Community Foundation and for this year, is sponsored by Copperfin Credit Union.
The Global Volunteer Network (GVN) is an NGO founded in 2002 that connects volunteers with communities in need around the world. GVN offers financially accessible volunteer opportunities in areas like education, healthcare, conservation, and more in over 20 countries. The organization aims to support local organizations and their goals through international volunteer placement and fundraising efforts like their Eat So They Can campaign and foundation projects.
Brett Leckey raised over $9000 for Lifestraw by selling crazy straws and speaking at schools and organizations. Lifestraw is a personal water filter that can provide 700 liters of clean drinking water and removes 99.9% of waterborne bacteria and viruses. It costs $5 and can save lives in places without access to clean water, where 6000 people die daily from water-related diseases. Brett started fundraising to help provide Lifestraws after learning about the need for clean water from his sister. He continues fundraising through his non-profit Ucan2 and challenges from Rotary clubs.
This document summarizes Brett Leckey's efforts over several years to raise money for LifeStraw, a water filtration device that provides clean drinking water. Brett was inspired after learning that thousands die daily from water-related diseases. He raised over $10,000 through various events like school fairs and presentations to organizations. The money was used to purchase LifeStraw devices, which were distributed through charitable partners to provide clean water access in places like Africa and Haiti. Brett's efforts also led to the creation of a nonprofit called Ucan2 to help other kids make a positive difference on issues they care about.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. Over 21,000 people die from hunger each day, mostly children. Volunteering and donating are ways to help the poor. Volunteering could involve helping charities through activities like flag day fundraising. Donating money or goods like textbooks can benefit the poor through education and employment opportunities.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. Over 21,000 people die from hunger each day, mostly children. Volunteering and donating can help tackle poverty. Volunteering includes helping charities through activities like flag day fundraising. Donating items like used textbooks can also help by providing education opportunities for employment.
The Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor Foundation awarded SOS Community Services a $1,750 grant to support their Sunny Days summer children's program. The Sunny Days program provides eight weeks of positive activities like field trips and social groups for 30 homeless children ages 6-12. The grant funds will help SOS provide literacy activities, arts and crafts, and give parents more time to find housing and jobs while their children are cared for. Kiwanis Club co-chairs Dan Barroughs and Michael Dabbs are pleased to help SOS with this grant to reach out to homeless children in the community.
This document discusses homelessness from the perspective of children. It notes that homeless children often worry about changing schools, having friends over, getting medical care, and finding a place to call home. Statistics show over 1 million children in the US experience homelessness each year and that homeless children get sick twice as often. Causes of homelessness include lack of education, job skills, transportation, affordable housing and childcare, as well as domestic violence, poverty, sickness, death of family members, and substance abuse. The document promotes SOS Community Services, which provides emergency shelter, food, housing, childcare, summer programs, and other services to help homeless families and children.
Over 25 members of Asnuntuck Community College gathered on April 11th at 6 locations to collect over $1,600 in cash donations and an estimated $5,000 worth of baby items like diapers and formula for needy families. The donations exceeded expectations and were passed along to community organizations in Enfield, Stafford, East Windsor and Suffield to help families in need. The event was spearheaded by Stacie Tweedie of Asnuntuck Career Services and was sponsored by the ACC Foundation.
Students in a business ethics class were tasked with creating social good without financial resources. They presented on various projects they worked on, including: setting up intramural soccer; conducting walkability surveys to promote health; collecting food donations for a local food bank; organizing a blood drive that collected multiple donations; fostering cats at an animal shelter which led to adoptions; and giving a presentation on drug dangers to elementary school students. The presentations showed how students were able to make positive impacts in their community through volunteer work and raising awareness on important issues.
This document summarizes Brett Leckey's efforts over several years to raise money for LifeStraw, a water filtration device that provides clean drinking water. Brett was inspired after learning that thousands die daily from water-related diseases. He raised over $10,000 through various events like school fairs and presentations to organizations. The money was used to purchase LifeStraw devices, which were distributed through charitable partners to provide clean water in places like Africa and Haiti. Brett also started a nonprofit called Ucan2 to help other kids make a difference on issues they care about.
This document describes a school feeding program started by Rotarians in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to address hunger among school children. The program began providing daily meals to 40 students at Edget Besira School in 2011. With donations from Rotary clubs and individuals, the program now feeds over 100 children daily. The organizers are seeking additional funds to expand the program to feed 200 children for the upcoming school year and lay the foundation for a more just society with fewer hungry children.
Nourish International's mission is to eradicate poverty through student engagement and community empowerment. It began in 2003 at the University of North Carolina and has since expanded to over 50 university chapters nationwide. Nourish raises money through campus ventures like hunger lunches to fund sustainable development projects abroad, where students partner with local communities over the summer to implement poverty solutions. Past projects include building an orphanage in Bolivia in 2009 and constructing a water pipeline in Peru to provide clean drinking water.
Las Lomas High School - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Presentation Jefferson Awards
Students In Action is a national youth volunteer leadership, recognition and reward program, designed to pass the tradition of service on to the next generation.
Co-developed by Jefferson Awards for Public Service and Deloitte, it is now in over 250 High Schools.
Each spring, Student Leaders from the participating schools compete in regional competitions. They are asked to report on the implementation of the program, and the impact they've had, both in their schools and within their communities.
Community buying - why it's important and how to do itLocality
Buying goods and services together - like fuel, oil, or gas, can save your community lots of money. This presentation is from Chris Pomfret from his community buying webinar for Locality on 26 Feb 2014.
Nourish International is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that works to eradicate global poverty by engaging students and empowering communities. It connects students at 29 college campuses across the US with developing communities worldwide. Students run fundraising ventures on campus and use the funds to implement sustainable development projects abroad over the summer. Since 2003, Nourish has sent over $140,000 and 145 students to 22 communities in 8 countries to tackle issues like malnutrition, lack of clean water, and poverty.
Sowa bridge conference 10.19.2015 community advocacyJoyce Yee
Community advocacy starts with what is important to us - individually, in our neighborhoods and our communities, vs the traditional approach, in which very few people with specialized knowledge and education advocate
C:\Fakepath\Spirituality Forum Global Ed (July 7 11)Stephanie Moore
The document outlines the extensive service learning programs at Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School in St. Louis, Missouri. It describes how students of all grades are engaged in regular service activities that benefit various community organizations. Through their service, students develop empathy, responsibility, and a lifelong commitment to social justice issues. Examples provided include students collecting supplies for food banks, nursing homes, and centers for abused children. Reflection is incorporated so students understand the impact of their actions.
Brown Univ IPC - Black Alumni Reunion 2013 - Program BookletTiffani Scott
This document provides information about the 2013 Black Alumni Reunion at Brown University held from October 18-20, 2013. It includes welcome letters from Brown University's President Christina Paxson and the President of the Inman Page Black Alumni Council, Karen McLaurin Chesson. It provides details about the schedule of events, featured speakers and organizations, and thanks those involved in organizing the reunion. The theme of the reunion is "Investing in Us: Past, Present & Future" which celebrates the history and legacy of Brown's first African American graduate Inman Page while supporting current and future black students, faculty, and alumni.
Brown University - Black Alumni Reunion - Kickoff Event PresentationTiffani Scott
Brown University's Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) 2013 Black Alumni Reunion "Investing in Us: Past, Present and Future" took place on October 18 to 20, 2013. This presentation was shown at the Kick-off Event.
UNH Manchester students, faculty, and staff raised $1,257.70 for Liberty House, a shelter for homeless veterans, by purchasing paper boots for $1 each. The paper boots honored active military members, veterans, and those who sacrificed. The funds raised generate $25,154 in purchasing power for Liberty House at the local food bank to support veterans.
Social responsibility projects at private atayurt schoolstakeresponsibility
Private Atayurt Schools in Turkey organize social responsibility projects led by teachers and students to benefit the community. Some of the projects described include collecting plastic bottle caps to obtain wheelchairs for disabled people, participating in international tree planting initiatives, fundraising for facilities for mentally challenged and orphaned children, providing support to animal shelters and elderly homes, and collecting supplies for schools in need. The document outlines various social programs undertaken by the schools to positively impact social, environmental, and economic issues.
The document discusses tissue donation and National Donate Life Month which is celebrated in April. It encourages employees to register as donors and participate in a photo event where they dress in blue and green to honor donors. The event aims to support those who have given the gift of life through tissue donation and help enhance the quality of life for others. It provides information on how to register as a donor and the impact of tissue donation.
Anmol Jeevan Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization established to support underprivileged children and elderly people in India. It aims to provide education, healthcare, food, and overall community support through various initiatives like operating medical camps, distributing food and books, running old age homes, and raising awareness on education. The trust's vision is to create a society where everyone has access to basic needs and underprivileged groups can grow with equal opportunities.
Brett Leckey raised over $9000 for Lifestraw by selling crazy straws and speaking at schools and organizations. Lifestraw is a personal water filter that can provide 700 liters of clean drinking water and removes 99.9% of waterborne bacteria and viruses. It costs $5 and can save lives in places without access to clean water, where 6000 people die daily from water-related diseases. Brett started fundraising to help provide Lifestraws after learning about the need for clean water from his sister. He continues fundraising through his non-profit Ucan2 and challenges from Rotary clubs.
This document summarizes Brett Leckey's efforts over several years to raise money for LifeStraw, a water filtration device that provides clean drinking water. Brett was inspired after learning that thousands die daily from water-related diseases. He raised over $10,000 through various events like school fairs and presentations to organizations. The money was used to purchase LifeStraw devices, which were distributed through charitable partners to provide clean water access in places like Africa and Haiti. Brett's efforts also led to the creation of a nonprofit called Ucan2 to help other kids make a positive difference on issues they care about.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. Over 21,000 people die from hunger each day, mostly children. Volunteering and donating are ways to help the poor. Volunteering could involve helping charities through activities like flag day fundraising. Donating money or goods like textbooks can benefit the poor through education and employment opportunities.
Poverty is defined as lacking material possessions or money. Over 21,000 people die from hunger each day, mostly children. Volunteering and donating can help tackle poverty. Volunteering includes helping charities through activities like flag day fundraising. Donating items like used textbooks can also help by providing education opportunities for employment.
The Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor Foundation awarded SOS Community Services a $1,750 grant to support their Sunny Days summer children's program. The Sunny Days program provides eight weeks of positive activities like field trips and social groups for 30 homeless children ages 6-12. The grant funds will help SOS provide literacy activities, arts and crafts, and give parents more time to find housing and jobs while their children are cared for. Kiwanis Club co-chairs Dan Barroughs and Michael Dabbs are pleased to help SOS with this grant to reach out to homeless children in the community.
This document discusses homelessness from the perspective of children. It notes that homeless children often worry about changing schools, having friends over, getting medical care, and finding a place to call home. Statistics show over 1 million children in the US experience homelessness each year and that homeless children get sick twice as often. Causes of homelessness include lack of education, job skills, transportation, affordable housing and childcare, as well as domestic violence, poverty, sickness, death of family members, and substance abuse. The document promotes SOS Community Services, which provides emergency shelter, food, housing, childcare, summer programs, and other services to help homeless families and children.
Over 25 members of Asnuntuck Community College gathered on April 11th at 6 locations to collect over $1,600 in cash donations and an estimated $5,000 worth of baby items like diapers and formula for needy families. The donations exceeded expectations and were passed along to community organizations in Enfield, Stafford, East Windsor and Suffield to help families in need. The event was spearheaded by Stacie Tweedie of Asnuntuck Career Services and was sponsored by the ACC Foundation.
Students in a business ethics class were tasked with creating social good without financial resources. They presented on various projects they worked on, including: setting up intramural soccer; conducting walkability surveys to promote health; collecting food donations for a local food bank; organizing a blood drive that collected multiple donations; fostering cats at an animal shelter which led to adoptions; and giving a presentation on drug dangers to elementary school students. The presentations showed how students were able to make positive impacts in their community through volunteer work and raising awareness on important issues.
This document summarizes Brett Leckey's efforts over several years to raise money for LifeStraw, a water filtration device that provides clean drinking water. Brett was inspired after learning that thousands die daily from water-related diseases. He raised over $10,000 through various events like school fairs and presentations to organizations. The money was used to purchase LifeStraw devices, which were distributed through charitable partners to provide clean water in places like Africa and Haiti. Brett also started a nonprofit called Ucan2 to help other kids make a difference on issues they care about.
This document describes a school feeding program started by Rotarians in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to address hunger among school children. The program began providing daily meals to 40 students at Edget Besira School in 2011. With donations from Rotary clubs and individuals, the program now feeds over 100 children daily. The organizers are seeking additional funds to expand the program to feed 200 children for the upcoming school year and lay the foundation for a more just society with fewer hungry children.
Nourish International's mission is to eradicate poverty through student engagement and community empowerment. It began in 2003 at the University of North Carolina and has since expanded to over 50 university chapters nationwide. Nourish raises money through campus ventures like hunger lunches to fund sustainable development projects abroad, where students partner with local communities over the summer to implement poverty solutions. Past projects include building an orphanage in Bolivia in 2009 and constructing a water pipeline in Peru to provide clean drinking water.
Las Lomas High School - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Presentation Jefferson Awards
Students In Action is a national youth volunteer leadership, recognition and reward program, designed to pass the tradition of service on to the next generation.
Co-developed by Jefferson Awards for Public Service and Deloitte, it is now in over 250 High Schools.
Each spring, Student Leaders from the participating schools compete in regional competitions. They are asked to report on the implementation of the program, and the impact they've had, both in their schools and within their communities.
Community buying - why it's important and how to do itLocality
Buying goods and services together - like fuel, oil, or gas, can save your community lots of money. This presentation is from Chris Pomfret from his community buying webinar for Locality on 26 Feb 2014.
Nourish International is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that works to eradicate global poverty by engaging students and empowering communities. It connects students at 29 college campuses across the US with developing communities worldwide. Students run fundraising ventures on campus and use the funds to implement sustainable development projects abroad over the summer. Since 2003, Nourish has sent over $140,000 and 145 students to 22 communities in 8 countries to tackle issues like malnutrition, lack of clean water, and poverty.
Sowa bridge conference 10.19.2015 community advocacyJoyce Yee
Community advocacy starts with what is important to us - individually, in our neighborhoods and our communities, vs the traditional approach, in which very few people with specialized knowledge and education advocate
C:\Fakepath\Spirituality Forum Global Ed (July 7 11)Stephanie Moore
The document outlines the extensive service learning programs at Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School in St. Louis, Missouri. It describes how students of all grades are engaged in regular service activities that benefit various community organizations. Through their service, students develop empathy, responsibility, and a lifelong commitment to social justice issues. Examples provided include students collecting supplies for food banks, nursing homes, and centers for abused children. Reflection is incorporated so students understand the impact of their actions.
Brown Univ IPC - Black Alumni Reunion 2013 - Program BookletTiffani Scott
This document provides information about the 2013 Black Alumni Reunion at Brown University held from October 18-20, 2013. It includes welcome letters from Brown University's President Christina Paxson and the President of the Inman Page Black Alumni Council, Karen McLaurin Chesson. It provides details about the schedule of events, featured speakers and organizations, and thanks those involved in organizing the reunion. The theme of the reunion is "Investing in Us: Past, Present & Future" which celebrates the history and legacy of Brown's first African American graduate Inman Page while supporting current and future black students, faculty, and alumni.
Brown University - Black Alumni Reunion - Kickoff Event PresentationTiffani Scott
Brown University's Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) 2013 Black Alumni Reunion "Investing in Us: Past, Present and Future" took place on October 18 to 20, 2013. This presentation was shown at the Kick-off Event.
UNH Manchester students, faculty, and staff raised $1,257.70 for Liberty House, a shelter for homeless veterans, by purchasing paper boots for $1 each. The paper boots honored active military members, veterans, and those who sacrificed. The funds raised generate $25,154 in purchasing power for Liberty House at the local food bank to support veterans.
Social responsibility projects at private atayurt schoolstakeresponsibility
Private Atayurt Schools in Turkey organize social responsibility projects led by teachers and students to benefit the community. Some of the projects described include collecting plastic bottle caps to obtain wheelchairs for disabled people, participating in international tree planting initiatives, fundraising for facilities for mentally challenged and orphaned children, providing support to animal shelters and elderly homes, and collecting supplies for schools in need. The document outlines various social programs undertaken by the schools to positively impact social, environmental, and economic issues.
The document discusses tissue donation and National Donate Life Month which is celebrated in April. It encourages employees to register as donors and participate in a photo event where they dress in blue and green to honor donors. The event aims to support those who have given the gift of life through tissue donation and help enhance the quality of life for others. It provides information on how to register as a donor and the impact of tissue donation.
Anmol Jeevan Charitable Trust is a non-profit organization established to support underprivileged children and elderly people in India. It aims to provide education, healthcare, food, and overall community support through various initiatives like operating medical camps, distributing food and books, running old age homes, and raising awareness on education. The trust's vision is to create a society where everyone has access to basic needs and underprivileged groups can grow with equal opportunities.
Training 2013-2014-science -donate-life-northwest_v2EOCoordDLNW
This training reviews the 2013-2014 Donate Life Northwest Classroom Presentation program, and reviews the Power Point recommended for use in science (biology, anatomy, etc.) classrooms.
This online session serves as a substitute for volunteers unable to attend our Fall "Back to School" basic training. It is about an hour long.
The document discusses the benefits of including sharing and philanthropy as part of one's financial plan. It notes that sharing can provide happiness, pride, and a sense of purpose. The document recommends starting to share and volunteer from a young age. It provides examples of organizations for teens to get involved with through donations, volunteering, or microloans. Overall, the document encourages teens to find causes they care about and begin sharing their time, money, or talents.
Over the last few years, India has experienced significant growth in foreign trade and economic development, but has struggled to meet the basic needs of its population such as food, education, and clothing. With rapid urbanization and population growth, demands for utilities will only increase. The document proposes addressing issues with food, education, clothing, and vocational training by optimizing supply to those in need and enhancing employability through vocational courses. It discusses food waste, lack of access to education, insufficient clothing, and the importance of vocational skills training. The author advocates collecting surplus resources and redistributing them, while also providing teaching, books, and vocational programs.
88% of youth want to contribute to society but 96% don't know how. JOYFEST is a platform for Indian youth to come together and make a difference through volunteering. SVNIT has been celebrating JOYFEST for the last 4 years by inviting underprivileged children to campus for fun activities. This year, SVNIT also aims to fundraise to support institutions helping these children through paper drives, t-shirt sales, and donations.
This document summarizes the activities of a charity Rotaract club. The club is committed to making positive change in their community through building relationships and conducting various fundraising and volunteer projects. Some of their projects include renovating homes, assisting at medical camps, and supporting organizations like animal shelters. Their largest annual fundraiser is a Christmas party called "Uncle Jumbos." The club faces challenges with membership numbers, diversity of impact, and succession planning, but members are motivated to give back to those less fortunate and make a positive difference through Rotaract.
The document provides information about fundraising for bicycle tours that benefit the Arthritis Foundation. It discusses how arthritis is a major cause of disability in the US affecting over 50 million people. It encourages participants to find inspiration from friends, family, and children with juvenile arthritis who are battling the disease. The document provides tips and tools for online fundraising through personal pages, email campaigns, and social media. It also suggests other fundraising ideas and lists Arthritis Foundation staff contacts for support.
The Union Program Council (UPC) is a student group that plans events at the Earl R. Pond Student Union to create additional opportunities for student involvement through diverse events and community service. The UPC brings events like Week of Welcome, Homecoming Parade, and Stress Busters to campus and is looking for innovative students to join their team in planning new activities. Volunteering with the UPC provides practical experience and skills development while allowing students to make an impact on campus life.
This document summarizes the annual report of the Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Foundation for 2012-2013. It discusses how the foundation surpassed its $1 million fundraising challenge goal, raising $1.37 million. It highlights the story of Dominic DiPlacido who achieved his dream of getting a job at Pizza Hut through the foundation's programs. It also discusses how donor support is helping the foundation serve over 4,300 individuals through various education, employment, and therapy programs while advancing the use of technology. The donor contributions are allowing dreams of independence and opportunity to come true for those with disabilities.
Dominic Campbell - Arts and creativity: A role in elder careRunwaySale
This document discusses how arts festivals can help address challenges related to aging populations in Europe. It notes that by 2030, half the population of Western Europe will be over 50, which is unprecedented. Festivals like Bealtaine in Ireland are highlighted as examples of how they successfully engage older people in the arts and provide social, health, and personal benefits. The document argues that festivals can play an important role in changing perceptions and planning around aging by providing opportunities for creativity, social connection and intergenerational exchange.
Dr. Milton and Debbie Drake, Gwen Ellis, R.N., Dr. Cornelia Haener and Dr. Malinda Wheeler teach at the HOPEww Global Conference 2017. How God can harness your medical training, talents and experiences to serve both locally and abroad.
The students organized a LIS Hoop Champ fundraiser to raise money for a water well in Angola. They worked together to assign roles, create advertisements, and plan activities for the event. Through their efforts, they raised 8,000 KWZ to help provide local communities access to clean water and promote health, education, and nutrition. While some issues occurred, the students felt the fundraiser was a success in bringing awareness and support for children's rights in Angola.
This document provides information about the Wide Horizons For Children foundation, including their mission, history, locations, and ways to get involved. The foundation is dedicated to helping vulnerable children around the world find permanent, loving families through adoption and humanitarian aid programs. They have placed over 1200 children in homes since 1974 through their offices in North America and projects around the world. People can support the organization through child sponsorship, medical missions, donations, volunteering, or by adopting a child in need of a family.
World Concern is a Christian nonprofit that provides humanitarian aid and disaster relief worldwide. It focuses on community development programs and education initiatives to help lift people out of poverty. One of its ongoing projects provides education for over 2,500 children in rural Bangladesh, where literacy and poverty rates remain very low. The organization aims to break the cycle of poverty through schooling, supplies, and encouragement for students to complete higher levels of education.
Give life live life sponsorship powerpointLynn Swannell
This document describes a youth organ donation campaign run by 19 students in years 9-10 at Mount Eliza, Australia. Their goal is to raise awareness about organ donation and encourage more people to register as donors. They plan to distribute registration forms, collect signatures, put up posters, and work with local organizations. The campaign aims to help the over 1700 people currently on the transplant waiting list by educating others about how just one donor can save multiple lives through organ and tissue donation.
The European Solidarity Corps is an EU program that brings youth from different countries together to support communities and address social challenges through volunteering. The author volunteered in Modica, Italy for one month, living with other volunteers from various countries. Through their hosting organization, they visited organizations supporting refugees and agricultural workers, and conducted workshops on discrimination. The experience improved the author's skills in areas like communication, facilitation, and community engagement. They hope to continue volunteering to promote social change.
World Concern is a Christian nonprofit that provides humanitarian aid and disaster relief worldwide. It focuses on community development programs and education initiatives to help lift people out of poverty. One of its ongoing projects provides education for underprivileged children in Bangladesh, establishing schools and offering supplies, uniforms, and support to help over 2,500 children receive an education each year.
Understand the purpose & impact of social JoshGmanMcLean
Camp Mohawk is a day center for children with special needs that offers a range of activities like archery, nature walks, and swimming. It also has facilities like sensory rooms and a playground. The center hosts events like the Wargrave Rocks music festival to raise money. It also runs programs called CATS and HAWKS for autistic youth and young adults to develop social skills. The Saturday Club is a fortnightly club run by the local government for disabled children and their families to socialize and do activities while parents get a break. The Brower Youth Awards ceremony honors young environmental activists in North America. Helen & Douglas House is a free care home that supports children with disabilities and their families, cost
Before you get started fundraising, you need to understand donors - why they do or do not give. Then using stories to connect and communicate - online and offline. Once that is in place, leveraging the cost effective, high learning, easy to spread nature of online to infuse your fundraising becomes easier.
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One health condition that is becoming more common day by day is diabetes.
According to research conducted by the National Family Health Survey of India, diabetic cases show a projection which might increase to 10.4% by 2030.
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• Pitfalls and pivots needed to use AI effectively in public health
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These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a quick overview of the physiological basis of a normal electrocardiogram.
Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
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1. Men lose all the material things they leave behind
them in this world, but they carry with them the
reward of their charity and the alms they give.
St. Francis of Assisi
2. A PUBLIC INTEREST INITIATIVE
created by
Beyond Verve Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
3. Rayban
Peter England
Van Heusen
Woodland
There are many of us who contribute towards
making other people’s lives beautiful.
For these people, we are simply nameless folks
who work hard to create these beautiful products
such as the shirts, shoes, etc.
But do you know that you can do a lot more for
the society other than simply creating stuff?
Yes, you can contribute towards making a life live
longer.
4. THE SOCIAL SCENERIO
• 500,000 people die because of non-availability of
organs.
• 200,000 people die of liver disease.
• 50,000 people die from heart disease.
• 150,000 people await a kidney transplant but only
5,000 get one.
• 1,000,000 lakh people suffer from corneal blindness
and await transplant.
• Wait for a matching donor can be as long as 10 years
or more at times.
5. THE SOCIAL SCENERIO
• There is a huge gap between the number of organs
required and the organs available. e.g. In 2017, 2 lakh
people awaited kidney transplant but only 10,000 got
one. Like wise, 2 lakh awaited liver transplant but only
708 got it.
• In 2018, the rate of organ donation in India stood at 0.8
per million population as compared to a country like
Spain which has 46.9 per million population.
• The grim story behind these depressing statistics is
that mostly people lack awareness about the process
of Organ Donation.
• One deceased donor can save upto 8 lives.
• And a healthy living donor can donate a kidney, part of
a liver, lung, intestine, blood or bone marrow.
7. ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
Our aim is to reach out to the youths of the country to pledge organ
donation and ‘LIVE’ a mark in the lives of the organ receivers.
8. “I don’t have the words to thank someone who is no more.”
10. WHY COLLEGE STUDENTS?
• Students of colleges are more rationale with their thinking
and decision making.
• At the same time, most students are helpful by nature and
always keen to do something for the society.
• Students are easily affected by the happenings around us.
• The students constitute the backbone of a nation as well as
the pillar on which the national edifice is built.
• Students play a vital role in the society. They are the
guardians of freedom, justice, equality, ethics and social
equilibrium.
• The students are the hope of tomorrow and the beacon of
future for a nation.
12. CHALLENGES
• Busting myths about organ donation.
• Removing the stigma and superstitions
attached to organ donation.
13. WAY FORWARD
• We tie up with a brand to reach out to these students through
College Contact Programme.
• We partner with a hospital chain which will be actively involved in
the process of organ donation.
• We set up a dedicated website for registration of organ donors.
14. ACTIVITY
• Taking our activity title ‘Give To Live’ ahead, we have a
real living donor present his story in front of students.
• The donor also tells stories about those deceased
donors who continue to live in the body of their organ
receivers and urge students to ‘Give To Live’ by
pledging their organs.
• We also play team building games with the students
that depict how staying together and helping each
other makes you fill with pride.
• Along with the product sampling, we give them the
details and procedure of registration for organ
donation.
15. SUGGESTED TEAM BUILDING GAMES
• BLIND RETRIEVER - Split your staff into small
teams, blindfolding one person on each team.
The first team that can successfully direct their
blindfolded colleague to a hidden object wins
• JIGSAW PUZZLE PIECES - Give different teams
plastic bags with puzzle pieces. However the
teams unknown to them, they’ll end up having
to partner with other teams to complete the
puzzle.
• SCAVENGER HUNT – Teams are asked to come
up with maximum number of certain items from
the pockets, wallets or bags. E.g. coins or
kerchiefs and the team with the maximum
number is the winner.
16. POST ACTIVITY
• Through the medium of social media, we
encourage the students to further
promote the idea of ‘Give To Live’ among
their social groups, families and friends.
• Live updates on the decided website and
social media pages about organ donors
and recipients.
18. GAIN FOR BRAND
• The ‘Give To Live’ campaign is a good
opportunity to leverage brand recall.
• It’s an ideal campaign to garner media
stories.
• ‘Give To Live’ campaign is also an ideal
platform for the brand to garner
‘Experimental Marketing & Activation’
awards.
19. A glimpse of the joy that ‘Give To Live’ will bring.
20. THANK YOU
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