As #TippingPointConference concludes, we must retain & nurture the momentum, enthusiasm & collaborative spirit that has emerged over the last 2 days.
This is only the beginning of a much bigger journey.
🙏Thanks to all delegates, sponsors & speakers for making this possible.
Throughout last week's #OECDMinisterial and the #GFTech, members of #Youthwise, the #OECD's Youth Advisory board were in attendance to meet participants to discuss the most pressing issues facing young people around the world.
📜Youthwise Statement 👉https://t.co/jggc1hUmic
Last week, we were at @Grange_Pavilion in Cardiff hearing from our changemakers on issues that face current and future generations and solutions for them.
#FGC100
🗣 Have your say in Our Future Focus survey by July 3rd: https://t.co/PWfYKvIYzP
It was a great privilege to contribute to this statement! Please have a read about what the youth believe we need to secure a resilient future.
👉🏾 https://t.co/dBkUFyWIlv
TODAY IS THE DAY!
Watch Louisiana Kindo, one of our incredible team members, explore the correlation between patient and public involvement (PPI) and good health outcomes!
Join us from 4:30pm tonight in the Grange Pavilion to share opportunities with members of the community.
Do you want to find out more about Patient and Public Involvement in Healthcare? 💙
Staff from Cardiff University @CUHealthSci
and students from the @gwellaproject
(a community health project) will be sharing information and opportunities on Wed 10 May at
@Grange_Pavilion 🗣️
5 DAYS TO GO
Want to make your research more inclusive and diverse? Be sure to attend the upcoming PPI event in the Grange Pavilion for a chance to speak directly to the diverse, vibrant Grangetown community.
#inclusiveresearch#cardiffandthevale#grangetown#communityhealth
Our Finalist!
🔸Kendra-Jean Nwamadi🔸
It's our great pleasure to tell you that you have been shortlisted in our Young Achiever Category! Many congratulations👏🏻
https://t.co/cZEFzeczbO
#emwwaaawards2023#emwwaafinalist
(3/3) Attend our upcoming PPI event for the chance to connect with the Grangetown community, as well as others doing community health projects. This is an opportunity to learn directly from community members and involve them in your research. Save the date!
(2/3) A major part of this is understanding individual and shared barriers to participating in screening programmes. This is the same approach we need to better understand ALL population health issues.
We have collaborated with the @cardiffuni’s School of Healthcare Sciences, @Grange_Pavilion and @ResearchWales to organise a patient and public involvement event in Grangetown. If you want to engage underserved communities in your health research, this event is for you!