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SOCIAL JUSTICE 2010 We will aim to bring you up to date ideas on social justice projects. Any questions please contact Amy Bicknell at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 11/3/2010 The Red Cross presents an Information evening about Humanitarian Law on Tuesday the 16th of March Although it is not strictly a medical evening, there will be much of interest regarding human rights.As part of Red Cross’ responsibility to disseminate international humanitarian law we invite experts from academia and professionals from the field to speak with the community with regards to their particular experience. Red Cross’ IHL committee in Western Australia invites you and your members to join them to explore the human impact of, the current methods available for clearing and the law regarding explosive remnants of war (ERW) such as landmines and cluster munitions (please see invitation enclosed). SEE attachment for more details :)
9/3/201 Global Impact Corps: Global Health Volunteer Abroad Opportunity Unite For Sight's Global Impact Corps is an immersive global health experience for students and for professionals. All volunteers participating in Unite For Sight's international programs are Global Impact Fellows. What do Global Impact Fellows do? Global Impact Fellows are engaged as future leaders in global health. They assist local eye clinics to provide comprehensive year-round care in rural villages that addresses the root causes of patient barriers to care. While the local eye doctors focus on the examinations and diagnoses, the Unite For Sight Global Impact Fellows assist in all other aspects of the needed work: patient intake, patient histories, visual acuity screenings, distribution of medication and eyeglasses prescribed by the local eye doctors, patient education, and research studies. They also have the opportunity to observe the surgeries provided by the local doctors. Locations of Year-Round Eye Care Delivery: Accra and Kumasi Regions, Ghana Training and Immersion Impacts Alumni: "The unparalleled experience with Unite for Sight in Ghana provided me with a deeper understanding of how medicine and public health are inextricably linked. I hope to incorporate the tools and knowledge I garnered through this volunteer opportunity as a future healthcare provider." --Taygan Yilmaz, Global Impact Fellow in Ghana Complete details online at http://www.uniteforsight.org/volunteer-abroad 3/3/2010 ATT MED200 - The Patient First Ambassador Project The goal of the Patient First program is to use volunteers to increase the patient’s understanding of their condition, and allow them better decision-making through informed consent. In addition, to their increased awareness of the risks inherent in their health care, it is hoped to minimise the potential for adverse events. Finally, Patient First information will increase the patient’s health literacy and perhaps give them the ability to self-manage their own health issues. In 2010 this project has almost NO volunteers - so we ND students will be of GREAT BENEFIT! Where? Sir Charles Gardener Hospital Who? Any Med200 student who needs to fulfill their SJ hours or who simply thinks they can offer some hours to this project. What is required of you? How to get involved.. Contact : Amy Bicknell BY MARCH 15th!!! Hit REPLY to this email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it SUBJECT LINE: Patients First Ambassador Project Once I have 5 - 10 students Interested I will contact the project and organise an orientation date! What are you waiting for, a second invitation? Get Involved Today!!!
24/2/2010 Volunteering with The OAKTREE through Generate In 2010 you can be part of a team of like-minded energetic individuals and create real change in your local community and the developing world. Generate is a unique entry level volunteer program that exposes young people to the aid and development sector through active campaigning. Generate is open to all tertiary students under the age of 26 as of November 2009 and is targetedtowards first and second year university students who haven't previously volunteered. As a Generator, you will attend weekly sessions that develop your practical skills and train you to be an effective agent of change. Specifically, Generate volunteers will have the opportunity to:
Running from mid-March to mid-October, the Generate program is a seven-month commitment of roughly 6-8 hours a week. Generate is designed to fit in around work and university semesters, with breaks in the lead up to and during exams. So if you are passionate about aid and development and want to volunteer, click below to register for the Generate program in your state. If you want to get involved please visit Oaktree's website (click on the link) for more information Applications close March 1st so you MUST be QUICK! |
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