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Students ran a seven-month bilingual dengue-prevention campaign in school and the community. Post-activity surveys found all participants could recognise Aedes mosquitoes and name at least one way to prevent breeding.
Students deliver health screening in real clinical settings for members of the public. In the 2025/26 academic year, 317 people attended and 24 hypertension referrals were made.
Students helped organise and run a free clinic for Richmond's Latino community, providing translation, information and support for free vaccinations to more than 100 uninsured residents.
Medical students help operate six community free clinics serving uninsured patients in underserved Chicago communities. In 2025 the clinics treated 731 patients across 173 sessions.
Undergraduate and medical students help run a free clinic providing primary care, medication, social-service connections and health resources for uninsured and underserved residents.
Final-year dietetics students carried out body-composition and malnutrition screening for 61 community participants and issued 13 referrals for further dietetic assessment.
Health Entrepreneurship students supported more than 600 residents with health-insurance services, including about 150 new registrations and 450 renewals, and provided eye screening for more than 200 people.
Public-health students identified community health risks and helped deliver practical responses including clean-up campaigns, mattresses, secure food and water storage, hygiene education and a greenhouse project supporting subsistence farmers.
Students raised money for a clinic providing prosthetic limbs, alongside other student-led service activities supporting local communities.
Nutrition and dietetics students supported Meals on Wheels North Shoalhaven by preparing and packing meals, reviewing menus, analysing recipes and providing nutrition information to clients.
Care students created a book from real accounts of emotional recovery after the floods, using it to raise awareness of mental health and funds for local social services.
Hairdressing students provided free hairdressing services to people affected by the floods, working with social organisations to support wellbeing and self-esteem.
Students and lecturers delivered free blood pressure, glucose, BMI and vision screening, CPR and first-aid teaching, dental-hygiene education and dengue prevention activities for 119 local participants.
Students, staff and community partners promoted physical and mental wellbeing through health screenings, fitness activities, mindful walking and practical wellbeing information for local residents.
Student ambassadors organised a free public health event providing multidisciplinary screenings, consultations, health education and preventive-wellness activities for residents of Bandar Kinrara and the wider community.
Public-health students helped deliver rural health screenings including blood pressure, glucose and BMI checks, personalised consultations and health education across two Sarawak communities.
University teams worked with the Mabul Island community through health checks and interactive health education alongside wider learning and sustainability activities, reaching students, teachers and local residents.
Public-health students worked with local health services to collect community health data, support primary care and deliver targeted health-promotion services to residents in Pathum Thani.
Sixty-five nutrition students provided health screening and personalised nutrition counselling to more than 120 elderly residents, supporting healthier eating and ongoing community-based elderly care.
Medical students and university partners offered free blood-pressure and BMI screening to members of the public, helping identify hypertension and obesity risks and encouraging regular preventive health checks.
Third-year nursing students led community health education stations and worked with the university mobile clinic to provide screening, accessible health information and preventive-care support to local residents.
Medical students help operate a humanitarian initiative providing free primary healthcare and social support to underserved older adults, combining clinical care with an intergenerational learning programme.
Nursing students supported healthcare professionals providing free public screenings and consultations including breast screening, hearing and vision tests, blood glucose, blood pressure, cardiology and nutrition services.
Dental faculty and students provided free oral screening for more than 300 schoolchildren, alongside preventive treatments, oral-health education and distribution of dental-care tools.
Student volunteers and Medical Nutrition students supported free health checks and delivered awareness activities on metabolic and psychological health, reaching 187 participants.
Allied-health students provided free medical consultations, health checks and practical teaching on hygiene, nutrition and disease prevention to residents with limited access to healthcare.
Nursing students took community health advocacy into Sta. Ana, working beyond the classroom on preventive-health activities designed around local community needs.
Medical Laboratory Science students assessed local health needs, then provided blood-pressure and blood-glucose screening, counselling, health education and disease-prevention support to residents.
Student volunteers registered emergency blood donors, supported preventive BMI checks and helped run a four-day blood drive that collected 265 bags for patients with thalassemia, chronic illness and trauma injuries.
University students and staff helped deliver free medical consultations and medicines to more than 500 local patients, blood-group testing for over 400 people and public-health education including dengue prevention.
Pharmacy students volunteered across community health events, including cataract screening and surgery support and charity health programmes, extending practical healthcare assistance beyond the university.
Twenty-eight medical students helped provide health screening to more than 600 underserved villagers in Poipet, adding professional hearing assessments and access to donated hearing aids for people identified with hearing loss.
Nursing, medicine and pharmacy students work together to provide health screenings and health-education classes for Cambodian villagers and children in communities with limited healthcare access.
University students worked with a community health centre to teach 78 vocational-school students accurate HIV and AIDS information, addressing misinformation, prevention and stigma.
Medical student volunteers worked with Gatak Community Health Center to provide free physical health checks and mental-health education for Grade XII vocational students.
Physiotherapy students helped assess more than 120 community beneficiaries for cardiovascular and stroke risk factors and delivered practical health education on prevention, physical activity and rehabilitation.
Fourteen student volunteers helped organise a rural health camp and went door to door to tell residents about free medical services, regular health checks and the importance of preventive healthcare.
Pupils keep the schoolyard and toilets clean, refill handwashing facilities and encourage classmates to use toilets and follow good hygiene practices.
People combine running, walking or cycling with practical help for community projects and older neighbours. The model turns exercise into useful action while also tackling loneliness and strengthening local connections.
Refugee and migrant women receive trauma-informed yoga, English learning and practical support while building relationships and belonging. Its 2025 impact report recorded 164 women and children supported and improved community connection.
More than 200 residents, city officials and BD Clean volunteers joined a community clean-up in Ward 30 to remove waste and reduce dengue risks.
More than 110 residents and volunteers across two barangays cleaned public spaces to reduce standing water and lower dengue and leptospirosis risks.
Local community motivators are helping households improve sanitation practices and work toward open-defecation-free communities under a locally driven WASH programme.
Residents built and maintained household latrines with support from local sanitation action groups, enabling Kanyemba to reach zero open defecation.
Refugees and local residents participated in constructing and maintaining 300 semi-durable family latrines serving about 7,200 people.
Villages sustained community-led dengue prevention by removing mosquito breeding sites and organising local action before and during the rainy season.
Community collaboration improved access to clean water and dignified public toilets, reducing long and unsafe journeys to collect water and improving sanitation.
Member-led walking, tramping, climbing and outdoor trips, including beginner-friendly activities.
Walking and hiking community organising graded group hikes around Cape Town and surrounding areas.
Community running and wellness club building neighbourhood running chapters so residents can exercise and connect close to home.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A free volunteer-facilitated peer support group where adults living with depression, anxiety or other emotional distress can share, listen and support one another.
A peer support group for adults experiencing social anxiety or social phobia, with supported conversation and practical skill-building.
A peer support group for adults experiencing social anxiety or social phobia, facilitated by peer group facilitators.
A peer support group where adults with anxiety share experiences, understanding and practical approaches to wellbeing.
A confidential peer support group for women with anxiety, combining shared experience, practical strategies and meaningful conversation.
A supportive peer group for adults with anxiety to connect, share experiences and learn practical skills.
A free peer-to-peer support group for neurodiverse adults using gentle group exercises and conversation to explore connection, co-regulation and mental wellbeing.
A weekly peer support meeting where people with mental health challenges or life struggles share experiences and support one another in a safe, confidential setting.
A weekly confidential peer support group for people with lived experience of substance use and mental health conditions to discuss wellness, supports and ways to care for one another.
An in-person and virtual peer support group where people discuss and share lived experiences of mental health and recovery.
A weekly peer support group where women meet in a friendly setting to talk about staying well, support one another and take part in simple shared activities.
A free in-person peer support gathering offering a gentle space for people affected by pregnancy or infant loss to connect, reflect and support one another.
A casual peer group for people living with mental health issues to share a meal, talk, build friendships and seek support in a judgement-free setting.
A peer recovery and support group for people with mental health issues and their whānau.
A face-to-face peer support group for family members of veterans to talk, connect and build a supportive network with people who understand similar challenges.
A weekly adult peer support group offering a safe and confidential space to connect with others who understand recovery and family challenges.