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International Volunteers Day:National Youth Conclave 20@Nada

 

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 adolescent health over profit oriented industries
5. Ways to empower youth from their vulnerabilities caused by lack of information and gaps in the health system
We as Nada India team want to make sure that this stigma is broken down and the relevant information is being delivered to adolescents and consumers.
On this journey of good health, well-being and healthy lifestyle, we would love to see you among us at the event. And share your experiences, challenges as a volunteer and even as a consumer. 

Do click on the link below to register yourself for the conclave.
https://forms.gle/f8xA8Ru1vgPKGH876

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