
NCD Child joins the WHO Youth Council
Back in January, Dr. Marie Hauerslev, NCD Child Past Chair and Chishuvo Mandivenga, Senior Project Coordinator, NCD Child Secretariat, attended the inaugural meetings of the
Children, adolescents and young people living with, or at risk of developing, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) require health care, education, and social and community services specific to their needs and their families’ needs.
NCD Child recognizes that simply mentioning the importance of children, adolescents and youth in policies and agendas is not enough.
We believe it is critical to provide support and training to young advocates across the globe to build the global capacity of youth to ensure their voices are meaningfully engaged and elevated.
Young people have an important role to play in developing, implementing, and evaluating child-friendly policies.
NCD Child is a global multi-stakeholder coalition focused on the prevention, treatment, and management of NCDs in children, adolescents, and young people.
NCD Child advocates for the inclusion of children, adolescents, and young people in the global NCD agenda; inclusion of child and adolescent NCD prevention in the Sustainable Development Goals; promotes both treatment and prevention for addressing the NCD burden; and supports the inclusion of youth and family voices in global and country planning for NCDs.
NCDs, also known as chronic diseases, are of long duration and are the result of a combination of genetic, physiological, environmental and behavioral factors. While they are often associated with adulthood, NCDs have a significant impact on children and adolescents across the life course.
Back in January, Dr. Marie Hauerslev, NCD Child Past Chair and Chishuvo Mandivenga, Senior Project Coordinator, NCD Child Secretariat, attended the inaugural meetings of the
The new open-access, online NCD Child Global Advocacy Course aims to increase knowledge about the most pressing non-communicable diseases (NCD) priorities for children, adolescents and
The NCD GBD Dashboard provides data visualizations for the leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affecting young people aged 0-19 around the world, including cancer, cardiovascular diseases,
Back in January, Dr. Marie Hauerslev, NCD Child Past Chair and Chishuvo Mandivenga, Senior Project Coordinator, NCD Child Secretariat, attended the inaugural meetings of the
The new open-access, online NCD Child Global Advocacy Course aims to increase knowledge about the most pressing non-communicable diseases (NCD) priorities for children, adolescents and
The NCD GBD Dashboard provides data visualizations for the leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) affecting young people aged 0-19 around the world, including cancer, cardiovascular diseases,
Read the newest articles in @PMNCH @bmj_latest's Adolescent Well-being Collection that look at how domains of #adolescent #health impact future outcomes and how evidence-based policymaking and programming can better support young people to reach their full potential. #IAHW2023
🚨3 new papers in the Adolescent Well-being Collection from @PMNCH @bmj_latest are here, each with a different focus:
⭐Disability
⭐Digital transformation
⭐Humanitarian and fragile settings
Read now➝ http://bit.ly/AWBCollection
@IAHW2023 #Adolescents2030 #IAHW2023 #1point8
This week is International Adolescent Health Week #IAHW2023 - a week to raise the profile of #adolescent #health and:
🔹address unique health issues faced by adolescents
🔹⬆️ engagement of adolescents in their own health issues
🔹stimulate convos on issues faced by adolescents
Did you know that since its inception, the International Adolescent Health Week has reached 66 countries? That is a third of the world! And you all have made that possible! #IAHW2023
Why did you sign the Caribbean Youth Mental Health Call to Action Pledge?
Here’s what people had to say.
You can show your support too! Click the link to sign!
Link: https://bit.ly/3T3devn
Read the newest articles in @PMNCH @bmj_latest's Adolescent Well-being Collection that look at how domains of #adolescent #health impact future outcomes and how evidence-based policymaking and programming can better support young people to reach their full potential. #IAHW2023
🚨3 new papers in the Adolescent Well-being Collection from @PMNCH @bmj_latest are here, each with a different focus:
⭐Disability
⭐Digital transformation
⭐Humanitarian and fragile settings
Read now➝ http://bit.ly/AWBCollection
@IAHW2023 #Adolescents2030 #IAHW2023 #1point8
This week is International Adolescent Health Week #IAHW2023 - a week to raise the profile of #adolescent #health and:
🔹address unique health issues faced by adolescents
🔹⬆️ engagement of adolescents in their own health issues
🔹stimulate convos on issues faced by adolescents
Did you know that since its inception, the International Adolescent Health Week has reached 66 countries? That is a third of the world! And you all have made that possible! #IAHW2023
Why did you sign the Caribbean Youth Mental Health Call to Action Pledge?
Here’s what people had to say.
You can show your support too! Click the link to sign!
Link: https://bit.ly/3T3devn
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