We wish all of our friends and supporters a happy and healthy December
as you look forward to a happy and health 2016!
If you've been neglecting your health, remember that it's never too late to begin a health program!
Click on the below photo credit links for some advice!
(photo credit: http://protrainerlive.com/basic-health-habits-everyone-should-adopt/)
(photo credit: http://www.popsugar.com/moms/Catchy-Tips-Teaching-Healthy-Habits-7127264?stream_view=1#opening-slide)
(photo credit: http://www.reilycenter.com/index.php/form-a-healthy-habit/)
(photo credit: http://healthrecipesfitness.com/5-healthy-habits-that-fight-the-signs-of-aging/)
Back to our health calendar news.
This December there were two international health awareness days.
December 1 was World Aids Day
(photo credit: http://livinglifewithpassion.me/2015/12/01/world-aids-day-2015/
People don't want to talk about HIV or AIDS, but it needs to be talked about.
It's not going away. Young people need to learn about it.
Here are Nepal's statistics from the National Center for AIDS and STD Control as of Ashad 2072:
http://www.ncasc.gov.np//uploaded/publication/hiv-status2015/Final_Cumulative_HIV_and_AIDS_Situation_till_Asar_072_15.pdf
The United Nations has an interesting article, along with links, about the need
to educate our adolescents about this and other similar issues.
http://un.org.np/headlines/upgrading-adolescent-sexual-and-reproductive-health-services-nepal
Make sure your teens are not "in the dark." Come in for an informational talk with a doctor if you have questions and bring your teens in. This is too important to dismiss as not needed.
December 3 was the International Day of
Persons with Disabilities
(photo credit: http://www.newsinsearch.com/international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities/)
Here's an interesting and informative article about disabilities in Nepal:
http://www.sarokar.com.np/?p=1170
Thank you Sarokar.com and also Abhilasha Bhatta Karakheti, author,
from the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare of Nepal.
If you want to read the online census report from 2011 of persons with disabilities in Nepal,
click here: https://rcrdnepa.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/population-of-persons-with-disabilities-in-nepal.pdf
Now, as we finish 2015, let's look forward to making 2016 a wonderful year!
You can do it!
(photo credit: http://dreambigdreamoften.co/2015/12/02/be-on-the-look-out-bolo-for-my-upcoming-series-make-2016-the-year-of-change/)
(photo credit: http://elitedaily.com/topic/healthy-habits/)
(photo credit: quotespoemsmessages.com)
Have a happy and healthy week!
as you look forward to a happy and health 2016!
If you've been neglecting your health, remember that it's never too late to begin a health program!
Click on the below photo credit links for some advice!
(photo credit: http://protrainerlive.com/basic-health-habits-everyone-should-adopt/)
(photo credit: http://www.popsugar.com/moms/Catchy-Tips-Teaching-Healthy-Habits-7127264?stream_view=1#opening-slide)
(photo credit: http://www.reilycenter.com/index.php/form-a-healthy-habit/)
(photo credit: http://healthrecipesfitness.com/5-healthy-habits-that-fight-the-signs-of-aging/)
Back to our health calendar news.
This December there were two international health awareness days.
December 1 was World Aids Day
(photo credit: http://livinglifewithpassion.me/2015/12/01/world-aids-day-2015/
People don't want to talk about HIV or AIDS, but it needs to be talked about.
It's not going away. Young people need to learn about it.
Here are Nepal's statistics from the National Center for AIDS and STD Control as of Ashad 2072:
http://www.ncasc.gov.np//uploaded/publication/hiv-status2015/Final_Cumulative_HIV_and_AIDS_Situation_till_Asar_072_15.pdf
The United Nations has an interesting article, along with links, about the need
to educate our adolescents about this and other similar issues.
http://un.org.np/headlines/upgrading-adolescent-sexual-and-reproductive-health-services-nepal
Make sure your teens are not "in the dark." Come in for an informational talk with a doctor if you have questions and bring your teens in. This is too important to dismiss as not needed.
December 3 was the International Day of
Persons with Disabilities
(photo credit: http://www.newsinsearch.com/international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities/)
Here's an interesting and informative article about disabilities in Nepal:
http://www.sarokar.com.np/?p=1170
Thank you Sarokar.com and also Abhilasha Bhatta Karakheti, author,
from the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare of Nepal.
If you want to read the online census report from 2011 of persons with disabilities in Nepal,
click here: https://rcrdnepa.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/population-of-persons-with-disabilities-in-nepal.pdf
(photo credit: http://www.wholeheartedleaders.com/?p=987)
Now, as we finish 2015, let's look forward to making 2016 a wonderful year!
You can do it!
(photo credit: http://dreambigdreamoften.co/2015/12/02/be-on-the-look-out-bolo-for-my-upcoming-series-make-2016-the-year-of-change/)
(photo credit: http://elitedaily.com/topic/healthy-habits/)
(photo credit: quotespoemsmessages.com)
Have a happy and healthy week!
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