CRHP Summer Courses in Jamked at CRHP http://www.jamkhed.org

We are delighted to announce that the CRHP Summer Course
in Community-Based Health and Development (17 June - 14 July) and
the Diploma Course in Community-Based Heath and Development (30 July -
28 September) are now open for enrollment!

These courses are perfect for all those who want to learn more about
the CRHP approach to community-based health and development (CBHD),
through an interactive program including field trips to our project
villages, discussions with Farmers' Clubs and Women's Self-Help
Groups, and dedicated classroom sessions led by CRHP trainers and
social workers. Topics covered will include the latest and most
relevant themes in global health, primary healthcare models, rural
development, grass-roots community mobilization, as well as program
monitoring and evaluation.

Students with an interest or specialization in any of these fields
should apply to the Course in CBHD, whilst the Diploma Course is
designed for professionals sponsored by their organizations, or
those seeking to start a new organization incorporating the principles
and practices of CBHD in their work with underprivileged communities.
The Diploma Course will include the development of a concrete action
plan integrating CBHD principles, applicable to the participant's
own projects and programs, with the feedback and support of CRHP
staff.

If you're interested in taking part or to inquire about course
fees contact email: [log in to unmask]

We look forward to hearing from you!

Keep in Touch

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Dr Sam Lanfranco (Prof Emeritus & Senior Scholar)
Econ, York U., Toronto, Ontario, CANADA - M3J 1P3
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