Young India Network for Good Health

Hi Nada Youth Health advocates and Volunteers...  Nada India wants to recognize the REAL and UNSUNG Young Heroes.  If you are a member of Young India Network and bonafide student of class 11/12 or college (Up to 30 years of age) and ready to share your genuine work in the field of good health and health promotion  which made a difference in your community, campus and if your initiative or action brought a change in the mindset of people or inspired people to be the change. Please share your initiative in writing (in not more than 500 words) with 2-3 pictures/video by 6th January 2021.  I ( Suneel Vatsyayan ) am a REX Karmaveer Chakra Award 2019 recipient and have been asked to recommend the names of young people for The E- REX Karmaveer Global Youth Fellowship in association with The Campus Connect and Karmaveer Chakra Awards in Partnership with United Nations. To submit your initiative or for more details, write to me at vsuneel@gmail.com before 6th January 2021.

Exclusive MRIIRS MSW Admission Tuition fees waivers are  available for members of Nada India Young India Network and Nada interns who wish to seek admissions in the current semester starting from January 2021.  To Avail fees waivers and share your interest before 20th December 2020. According to the WHO latest  Call-To-Action  to address the health worker shortfall, 80% of investments has been invested in education and healthcare to ensure Universal Healthcare Coverage by 2030. However, it estimates that there will be an 18 million shortage of health workers globally. Their call to action emphasises on the crucial role that CSOs (especially health worker organisations) and youth will have to contribute in the health labour market.   National Youth Conclave 2020 At the NYC2020 Dr. Anandajit Goswami, HOD of Social Work Department, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies addressed this challenge and ways to bridge the gap by empowering social work students to become

Kartik Raman Singer & Nada health ambassador urges Youth to Join Young India Network and pledge for Good Health 

  Nada National Youth Conclave 2020 focused on the narrative of addressing meaningful involvement of youth & #PLWNCDS in looking after their wellbeing. Nada Interns spoke about their concerns on #tobacco #alcohol #JunkFood consumption and #physicalinactivity among adolescents pic.twitter.com/Wc8wdgoD7u — Nada India Foundation (@NadaPehchaan) December 8, 2020

  Celebrating Youth Volunteerism, Wellbeing & Engagement: An Invitation  Greetings to all,   We at  Nada India Foundation  would like to thank all the volunteers around the country, working with zeal and passion towards building a better society in terms of health, disease and overall well-being.2020 will be one of the most memorable year for all us and especially for Nada India Foundation as we turn 20 years! On the occasion of International Volunteers Day, we invite you to attend  the most awaited event of the year:  National Youth Conclave 2020.  The main motive of this event revolves around :- 1. Understanding volunteerism as an altruistic behaviour necessary for personal and community well-being 2. Working towards integration of  Covid-19 and (Non Communicable Diseases )  NCDs in the  life course approach  to make it more inclusive for all age groups 3. Addressing marketing strategies by Big Food, Alcohol & Tobacco that is targeted towards adolescents  4. Prioritising adol

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