Research for deeper understanding of the priority NCD of the community, issues with substance abuse and/or mental health needs.

Run an analysis on the NGO progress and focus regarding NCD, substance abuse and/or mental health initiatives.

Start building the plan for following weeks based on community and NGO needs, focusing on the issue that is more relevant for the community in the moment.

Plan the agenda and flow for the engagement activities that will be held with the elderly community

Conduct a site visit for the running of healthy outdoor activities for the elderly community

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Getting to know the NGO/non-profit representatives.

Define public target base on age and the problem you will target (NCD, mental health and/or substance abuse).

Plan and create material for outcome data collection.

Creating an online presence and engagement on social media (to boost community interest on the campaign).

Building up your presence in the community: participate of community spaces, distributing pamphlets among community members, run physical engagement activities, etc.

Run physical engagement events for the project beneficiaries especially on the topic of cultural awareness

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Create a list of stakeholders that can contribute with the project. Approach those who can realistically contribute to the project.

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Run initial assessment for outcome measurement.

Preparing training sessions and workshops.

Run introductory workshop to G2K project beneficiaries and present educational plan for the following weeks.

Alignment spaces with organizations that agreed to be partners to prepare for the activities

Assist learning partners in creating agenda and content (e.g., materials, presentation slides) to be delivered during the workshop

Conduct a site visit together with beneficiaries in order to give further practical exposure on healthy lifestyle

Workshop: The key elements for a healthy lifestyle.

Substance abuse: run a workshop on the negative consequences of substance abuse and their connection with NCD and mental health disorders (tip: seek for a partner to deliver the session).

Eating: run an interactive workshop on healthy eating habits, basics of nutrition and/or the importance of a balance diet (tip: seek for a partner to deliver the session).

Session: The good habits commitment (a session where beneficiaries debrief their learning on health lifestyle and make a commitment to implement those that are relevant to them).

Exercise: run a demonstration of basic at-home exercise practices and/or activities to keep the body active and healthy (such as dancing, conscious walking, morning running, etc.)

Conduct a site visit for the running of public outreach events dedicated on mental and physical well-being

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Run physical engagement events for the project beneficiaries especially on the topic of cultural awareness

Workshop: Connecting with your emotions

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Workshop: Act of kindness and learning the importance of gratitude.

The power of meditation: run a meditation session (tip: seek for a partner to deliver the session)

The power of yoga: run a yoga demonstration class (tip: seek for a partner to deliver the session).

The power of journaling: building the habit of reading and journaling to boost mental health

Analyse data to determinate outcome results (level of awareness of beneficiaries post-project activities).

Present the results of the campaign to project beneficiaries and add final recommendations for healthy habits moving forward.

Build final project report and presented to AIESEC members and NGO/non-profit representatives.

Contribute to the elderly community by caretaking the elderly

Run physical engagement events for the project beneficiaries especially on the topic of cultural awareness

Collect data from beneficiaries (you can use surveys, interviews, focus groups, etc.)