Community and Research Support
- Community awareness and mapping
- Surveys and research support
- Event and volunteer coordination
- Environmental-health activities
- Education and health communications
Structured opportunities help students learn, serve and contribute to health awareness, research, environmental action and community development.
Students participate through roles suited to their education, experience and stage of learning.
Students can create meaningful connections in villages, neighbourhoods and places of origin where they understand the local language and community context.
Communicate respectfully with people and help communities understand available services.
Listen, observe and help programme teams understand community priorities.
Share appropriate information and support community participation in BQF activities.
Help make health and education messages clear, accessible and locally relevant.
Promote cleanliness, environmental awareness and constructive civic participation.
Support continuing contact between local communities and programme teams.
Youth opportunities combine orientation, clear learning objectives, supportive supervision, safe activities, feedback and recognition of completed service.
Understand the purpose of the activity and your role before beginning.
Learn alongside responsible team members and community partners.
Review what you learned and receive acknowledgement for completed participation.
Explore opportunities for students, youth groups, Scouts and educational institutions.