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Village Families Promote New Dimensions of Mental Wellness in Tanzania

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…Mlengela and Leonard Mkemwa encourage families to participate in mental health research. In general, community members are curious, but not greatly informed about mental wellness, Parent Group Leader Tumani Nyika says. “First of all, people are not aware of mental health issues. For some of us,” she continues, “when we attend workshops, we understand about stress, depression, alcohol misuse, and its impact, but if we don’t learn, some people take too much alcohol, and some end up with suicide. It’s clear we have to learn better ways to promote mental wellness.” Increased awareness about mental health, especially for pregnant moms, parents, and young girls and boys is an important next step, the parents suggest. So, they enthusiastically support research to help identify the causes of mental stress and impairment through examination, discussion and research. Research Insights Form a Responsive Educational Campaign… (Search hits: 8 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 910.59)

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Returning to International Service as a Statement of Courage and Compassion

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…and salt. THE ROUTE FROM USA TO POLAND  Traveling during a pandemic isn’t a bad experience! Leo and Keith explained that travelers who carry the necessary documents; passport, proof of vaccination, and a negative Covid-19 test, enjoy a smooth traveling experience.  “There were no changes as long as you had your vaccine card, your negative Covid-19 test, and your passport,” Leo advised. “There is a hospital right near my house where I got my Covid-19 test and my vaccinations. Global Volunteers shared the steps I needed to follow, the paperwork needed to carry, and I prepared extra copies of everything. I had printed out copies for every airport, and it worked out very well,” he said. Leo compared his travel experience in Poland in 2019 with the one in 2021, “You walk through the airport just as though pre-Covid-19. All… (Search hits: 13 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 909.38)

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Determined Greek Teacher Laments Loss of Volunteer Service During Pandemic

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…native English speaker. My students, however, have an added advantage. Working with Global Volunteers gives my students the chance to practice their conversational English skills by speaking with volunteer teachers about Greek culture, history, and philosophy. It’s a win-win situation. It’s not surprising my students all do well and with stunning results!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIY4ZoODfeg&t=71s An example of the English Language oral examination. Volunteers are particularly useful in coaching the students and preparing them for their exams. For the younger students, they love to listen to the real-life English language, they giggle a lot, but by the end of the two weeks, they have more confidence and love to share the words they remember. As for me, I learn a lot from the volunteers, too, especially about their daily life in the U.S. I get the chance to share my culture and… (Search hits: 8 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 901.99)

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Food for the Hungry and The Sustainable Development Goals

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…area); in Bangladesh, we help women’s savings groups access literacy and numeracy training that propelled them to more successful small businesses and participation in local government. #11 Sustainable Cities and Communities. Responding to the global trends of rapid urbanization and growing slum-dweller populations in the Philippines and Peru, FH has worked to promote child protection and strengthen leadership groups’ ability to promote a cohesive sense of community and trust amongst their neighbors. #13 Climate Action. In its food security program, FH promotes climate smart agriculture practices. And example is agro-ecology techniques, which protect the productive capital of the farming household, while sustainably increasing crop production. FH also promotes reforestation and natural regeneration to reduce environmental degradation. #15 Life on Land. Recognizing how environmental degradation exacerbates poverty, FH promotes environmentally sustainable practices to improve community resilience. For example, in Ethiopia, we… (Search hits: 8 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 889.74)

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Care for Women and Heal the World

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…the reason mothers and children at at the center of Global Volunteers’ RCP Program. Raising Up Communities, One Woman at a Time in Tanzania Women’s personal embrace of the RCP Program also enables Global Volunteers to help local people visualize optimal community-wide mental wellness in rural Tanzania. Mentally and physically fit families and children ultimately are the foundation for communities’ and nation’s advancement in all sectors. Raising up women to reach their full potential is a necessity in this and all communities’ development plans. Taking a decidedly personal approach in a January, 2023 qualitative study, Global Volunteers interviewed women along with village leaders and men about their mental health needs. Depression, recovery from alcohol abuse, healing trauma, resolution of family conflict, and protection from gender-based violence were top concerns. These responses are the basis for a qualitative study by Global… (Search hits: 6 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 878.82)

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Mercy Corps and the Sustainable Development Goals

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…natural resources. Our programs have initiated joint activities for conflicting communities. In one area, leaders negotiated an agreement allowing for a cattle route to avoid conflicts when pastoralist cattle destroy farmers’ crops. In another area, our team brought together farmers, young pastoralists and community leaders to develop a conflict prevention plan to tackle violence that had resulted in hundreds of deaths, primarily stemming from destroyed farmlands and cattle killings.  Mercy Corps helped establish peace committee meetings in the Zongo community in Benue State, Nigeria. (Photo: Mercy Corps) After our program, we found that in places where we were helping farmers and pastoralists work together to better manage resources and to mediate conflicts before they became violent, there was a stronger perception of security and greater affinity for one another. 86% of households in participating communities reported decreased tensions, compared to… (Search hits: 5 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 855.69)

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Meet Your Team Leader: Michael Harris

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…what they want and need, not the other way around. Therefore, we are providing services to them that are truly needed and valued by the community. Also, the importance of volunteers participating in shared work experiences (working side by side with community members) significantly enriches the volunteer experience. Most of us can visit a community as a tourist, enjoy the sights, the sounds, the food, and a cursory exposure to the culture. However, the Global Volunteer experience enables you to enhance your knowledge and understanding of another community while providing meaningful service to communities that need assistance. It is an opportunity to directly engage with community members in a much more personal manner than as a tourist. The paired labor opportunities enable volunteers to spend quality time with community members and learn about what life is like within the community…. (Search hits: 47 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 845.02)

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17 Photos That Will Make You Want to Become a Global Volunteer

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Get ready to feel inspired to become a Global Volunteer! 1. You’ll watch the minds (and smiles) of children grow. China Photo By: Wang Baoli, China Country Manager 2. And in many cases, you will learn as you teach. Tanzania Photo By: Jacob Turnage, Global Volunteer, via http://www.jacobturnage.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/jacobturnagephotography 3. You never know when you’ll meet a child that will change your life. Romania Photo By: Laura Larkin, Global Volunteer, via Instagram (@mcgraw918) 4. Unexpected and unique adventures will happen everyday. Cuba Photo By: Kathy Turner, Global Volunteer 5. Even just grabbing coffee will be a new experience. Poland Photo By: Meghan Pollard, Global Volunteer, via https://wideningmyworld.wordpress.com/2015/05/18/celebration-paczki-and-bingo/ 6. You’ll meet the most beautiful people who, regardless of any language barrier, you will connect with on such a special level. India Photo By: Jodie Tsekrekas, Global Volunteer, via http://www.jtsekrekasphoto.com/ 7…. (Search hits: 4 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 812.88)

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Psychiatrist Promotes Medical and Mental Health on Tanzania RCP Program

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…of chronic diseases, long-term effects at the societal level, and mental health consequences. A prospective cohort study followed stunted children from poor neighborhoods in Kingston, Jamaica, and conducted follow-up surveys at 17-18 years old. The results demonstrated children who were stunted during infancy reported more anxiety, symptoms of depression, and lower self-esteem at 17-18 years old than those who were not stunted. Additionally, the study found that parents of stunted children tended to report more oppositional behaviors than parents of non stunted children. Many organizations, including the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), focus on nutritional intervention during the first 1000 days of life, a critical stage of neural, cognitive, and social development, to reduce the risk of stunting. One example of poor nutrition that has been shown to be particularly critical in neuro-development is iron deficiency. Iron deficiency… (Search hits: 7 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 728.04)

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The History of the Reaching Children’s Potential Program from Anse-la-Raye to Ipalamwa

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…was the intellectual property of the Caribbean organization, we renamed our effort. Throughout the community, this program was known simply as “RCP,” so we chose a name that continued to reflect that acronym. Hu Di, Global Volunteers, Director of International Operations responsible for Saint Lucia, proposed “Reaching Children’s Potential” (RCP). Parents in St. Lucia shared that their children’s interactions with volunteers helped their cognitive development, and they appreciated the training received in early childhood development from the volunteers. After three-plus years and engaging 490 short-term volunteers, we wondered what measurable contribution the volunteers were making. To answer this question, Global Volunteers commissioned a research team comprised of three Masters of Development Practice students from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota to assess how the use of foreign volunteers affected the delivery and outcomes of services… (Search hits: 19 in body, 0 in title, %category% in categories, 0 in tags, %taxonomy% in other taxonomies, 0 in comments. Score: 724.98)

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