Goals:
I. Increase the role of the college in community through proposing and organizing community activities according to national and international calendar, and plan health/educational activities.
2. Organize and share student activities that are supported by Deanship of Student Affairs
3. Identify needs for all extracurricular activities in CON-A.
4. Collaborate with other health and non-health care organizations in their health promotion activities.
5. Observe and facilitate communication between Student Affairs Department and Deanship of Student Affairs.
6. Provide opportunities for students to exercise creativity, organization, teamwork and leadership skills through participation in community activity.
7. Organize and coordinate tasks among the members of the proposed activity
8. Provide feedback by submitting regular reports of the conducted I shared community activities by CON-A.
9. keep database and record for all CON-A activities
10. Establish and supervise social media communication tool as requested by Media Affairs.
11. Adhere to quality unit standards and university bylaws.
Objectives
1. Continuity of communication between the CON-A, and the community as a whole through conducting free-of-charge health activities for different population categories in the community, especially the undeserved and at-risk populations. These services will be done in coordination with other local health teams that provide free health services and awareness to different groups of residents.
2. Increase the availability of health information to different groups in the society through Health educational lectures, training, programs for the following segments:
- School students, teachers, and employees.
- University and community college students.
- Community people in different age group.
- Patients and their caregivers suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes mellitus, hypertension, obesity, etc.
- People with special needs and handicapped such as disabled, deaf and mute especially those related to first aid and safety issues.
- Kindergartens staff on how to handle and protect children from accidents and other diseases.
- Youth groups to raise their awareness about the effects of risk taking behaviors, in addition to the reproductive health.
- Elderly people especially those at risk for health problems and injury.
3. Create a health information Database documenting the community services and volunteer activities of the College, especially those related to health services area, to enable the College to use the information for scientific research and health reports and evidence-base planning. This could be accomplished through:
4. Building cooperative/collaborative relations with local sectors working on development of awareness and promotion of the health of citizens and residents.
5– Activate the international health days such as outreach community activities.