Spearheading a transformative initiative to establish One Health Clubs across Zimbabwe's primary, secondary, and tertiary schools - empowering young people from diverse disciplines to become active agents in combating antimicrobial resistance.
AMR is a complex challenge that cannot be tackled in isolation. By uniting youth passionate about mental health, HIV/AIDS, pandemic preparedness, and neglected tropical diseases, we foster collaboration and prevent duplication of effort.
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Unite students from biology, medicine, veterinary science, agriculture, and public health
Build comprehensive AMR knowledge through research and experience sharing
Develop synergistic solutions through collaborative problem-solving
Engage in AMR surveillance, resistance patterns, and alternative infection control approaches
Lead public campaigns and social media initiatives for responsible antimicrobial use
Drive policy changes for improved surveillance and stronger healthcare systems
Create a sustainable network of engaged youth across all educational levels
Through One Health Clubs, we're embedding a One Health perspective in future generations, cultivating young people who are knowledgeable, passionate, and committed to tackling the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance.
Knowledge-driven approach
Multi-sectoral unity
Long-term impact