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On Monday and Tuesday, in cooperation with the Alliance of Noncommunicable Disease Prevention Organizations for Children, the World Youth Forum on Noncommunicable Diseases, organized by the Friends of Cancer, launched the Young Leaders Program. , which aims to communicate the voices and opinions of young people and integrate them into initiatives and campaigns. At the local, regional and international levels, aimed at combating these noncommunicable diseases.
The program seeks to mobilize all efforts to launch national and international health-related strategies and legislation that support youth participation and contribute effectively to global efforts to control noncommunicable diseases and reduce cancer rates. The program targets young people aged 19 to 30 from all over the world. World
The program offers its clients multiple support packages, offering them the opportunity to participate in training programs that build their skills and expertise in the field of noncommunicable disease control, creating a network of young leaders who can contribute to awareness of their communities. The program also offers young people the opportunity to exchange experiences and experiences in the field of volunteering through a blogosphere with a network of social activists from around the world.
"Through this program, we aim to make the voices of young people heard locally, regionally and internationally and to create sustainable and effective participation of this new generation in global efforts to combat noncommunicable diseases," said Mary Horslev, " Young people are an important part of the success of awareness campaigns and they have a great capacity to create solutions and make proposals that contribute to positive results. "
"The launch of the Sharjah Emirate Young Leaders Program as part of the Global Forum on Noncommunicable Diseases and in cooperation with the Friends of Cancer Treatment provided us with an excellent opportunity to present the program and its goals. to a large segment of young people participating in this global event, young people from all over the world, partners in our program. "
The World Forum on Noncommunicable Diseases in Children and Adolescents (NFIDC) will discuss noncommunicable disease awareness campaigns in the United Arab Emirates, Personal stories and analysis of the impact of data and statistics on national plans the fight against cancer in children and palliative care programs, as well as the assessment of the role and importance of all sustainable development goals as specific indicators to measure the health of communities.
The "Forum for Noncommunicable Diseases for Children" is part of the efforts of the Cancer Patients Association, aimed at fighting cancer in general and promoting efforts to eradicate it. as well as at many forums and conferences organized by the Society in recent years, its interest and scope of research on noncommunicable diseases.
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