About WHCD Health Clubs
The WHCD School Health Clubs are student-led groups supported by the organization to promote hygiene, sanitation, health education, and wellness among students. These clubs empower learners with knowledge, skills, and a sense of responsibility to lead health-focused initiatives in their schools and communities. From organizing handwashing campaigns to holding awareness talks on menstrual hygiene, the clubs are a vital part of WHCD’s mission to make health a top priority in every learning environment.
Our Mission
To nurture student leadership in health and hygiene promotion through inclusive school-based clubs that inspire practical change and lifelong habits.
Our Vision
A generation of health-aware young people transforming schools and communities through knowledge, action, and advocacy.
Our Objectives
Personal Hygiene Awareness
To educate students on the importance of daily hygiene practices such as hand washing, proper tooth brushing, bathing, and menstrual hygiene, and how these prevent common infections.
Mental Health Support
To create a safe and open space for students to learn about mental health, identify stress and anxiety, and receive support through peer discussion, mentorship, and expert talks.
Nutrition and Healthy Living
To promote proper eating habits, understanding food groups, and the role of balanced diets in academic and physical performance, especially in developing children.
Sanitation and Environment Cleanliness
To encourage students to take part in keeping their school environment clean through organized sanitation days, tree planting, and waste management education.
Reproductive Health Education
To provide age-appropriate information on puberty, body changes, sexuality, and reproductive rights to equip students with correct knowledge and decision-making skills.
Peer Education and Leadership
To train selected students as peer health educators who will guide others, organize sessions, and serve as positive role models in promoting a healthy school culture.
First Aid and Emergency Response
To train students in basic first aid skills and how to respond to minor injuries, sickness, or accidents while waiting for professional help.
Health Rights and Gender Awareness
To help students understand their health rights, with a focus on gender equality, respect, and protecting themselves against abuse and harmful practices.
Disease Prevention and Vaccination Awareness
To teach students about common communicable diseases, their symptoms, prevention measures, and the importance of immunization in personal and public health.
Participation in WHCD Programs
To empower the health club to actively represent the school in WHCD national programs like the Hygiene Competition and health outreach events, allowing students to learn through action.
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A vew at our Health Club
