About
Health Volunteers
Empower Communities through Knowledge and Action
Building a resilient infrastructure for future public health needs through the power of volunteerism.
Health Volunteers is a pioneering initiative poised to revolutionize the landscape of health advocacy through the power of volunteering. Our platform serves as a dynamic hub, uniting passionate individuals across the globe to drive meaningful change in the health sector. With a focus on online advocacy campaigns, we empower volunteers to amplify awareness and inspire action. Through collaborative efforts, we tackle diverse health issues, equipping volunteers with the tools and resources needed to make a tangible impact. Join us in our mission to build a healthier world, one volunteer at a time.
Vision
To build a thriving global network of health volunteers committed to advancing a safer, healthier, and more resilient world for everyone.
Mission
Our mission is to elevate health volunteerism by empowering individuals through advocacy, capacity building, and extensive community engagement. In partnership with global and local stakeholders, we aim to educate, motivate, and initiate widespread health improvements, thereby creating a profound and lasting impact on society.
How we do it?
Learn | Act | Engage Methodology
All Volunteers will embark on a meticulously designed online volunteering journey, spanning 1-2 weeks, dedicated to a specific health-related campaign. They will delve deep into learning about various health topics and take impactful actions during their tenure, engaging communities for awareness.
LEARN: Educate about the public health issue.
ACT: Implement actions to spread awareness and promote behavior change.
ENGAGE: Involve communities and peers, promoting volunteering and public health awareness.
Guided by the "Learn>Act>Engage" methodology, this structured approach ensures volunteers become committed, long-term advocates, effecting tangible change in health outcomes. And also recieves certificates, badges, and an opportunity to get volunteer grant award.
Our Focus
Infectious Diseases: HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and COVID-19 present ongoing public health challenges, necessitating prevention, treatment, and community outreach efforts.
Non-communicable Diseases: Diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and mental health disorders to support through health volunteering.
Preventive Health: Vaccination and Immunization, Maternal and Child Health, Chronic Disease Prevention and Management, Mental Health Promotion, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Environmental Health: Air and Water Quality, Sanitation, Waste Management, Food Safety, Exposure to Toxins and Pollutants
Rishi Banshiwal
Yusra Khan
