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Title: Know Your Heart
the International Project on Cardiovascular disease in Russia
Project aim:
Strengthening evidence about causes, mechanisms, prevention and treatment. Project has been designed to improve quality of life of CVD patients and answer the question “Why cardiovascular mortality in Russia is higher than in other countries and what could be done about it.”

Project objectives:

To explain the poorly understood but extremely high rates of premature mortality from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in Russia

To communicate results effectively to policy makers so as to improve primary and secondary prevention of CVD in Russia

Broaden aetiological understanding of CVD worldwide

Geographic location:
Russian Federation, national project
Key target group:
Patients of Russian Federation with cardiovascular disease, population

Duration:
2014-2021

Key activities:

A: Research on levels and trends in cardiovascular mortality and associated risk factors (synthesizing existing routine and research data)

B:  Research on understanding the nature and causes of cardiovascular disease in Russia (aetiological studies)

C: Identifying barriers, opportunities and capacity for improved prevention and treatment (role of the public administration and health centre)

D: Validity of cause of death study (autopsy and other studies)

E: Public Engagement Programme

Budget:
5 million pounds

The main deliverable:
New scientific knowledge and methodological development of prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease in Russia (Published articles and recommendations to the Ministry of Health).

Project success criteria:
Research question for the project is answered via evidenced research

Peer-reviewed articles are published in high rank journals

Clinical examination of Russian population sample is completed on time and within the budget

Government of Russian Federation accepted recommendations and results of the study

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The International project on Cardiovascular disease in Russia is a collaborative project with governance structure

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Project Title: The Big Maternal Love
My project is about black women who need support and don't want to feel alone in order to have a better quality of life and to know that there is help available in the community.

Project Aim: To establish a network that will ensure that black parents may live their healthiest lives before, during, and after childbirth.

Objectives:  To make an assessment in order to understand why they are lonely.

To create a support network to assist black women in discussing parenting, mental health issues, and maternity services.
Geography Location: Islington Town Hall
London
Key target group: Black mothers (new and old)
Duration: once a week meeting for 6months
Key activities: Have 8 to 10 parents meet each week to complete exercises, to talk about what is worrying them. have a coffee mornings to share stories. support them ith housing issues and make referrals.
Budget: £4250
Main Deliverable: Weekly meetings at the town hall for 6 months and can also go on longer if there are more participants
Success criteria:  recieving positive feedback. The number of participants and having parents sign up for membership.

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Project Title: Fenthe tie-dyeing exhibition

BACKGROUND

Waltham Forest Borough comprising four urban districts, namely, Leyton, Leytonstone, Chingford, and Walthamstow is notorious for its culture and art history. Its council, Waltham Forest, is famous for creating culture and art events. The project is to complement the strategy of Waltham Forest Council programme for culture and art, designed to promote the traditions and values of its diverse set of people including Sierra Leoneans, in order to enhance cohesion and a sense of belonging amongst them. This will help to maintain a deep and long understanding of Waltham Forest's values for cultures and arts. Fenthe tie-dyeing fabric used to make some traditional costumes needed to hold the pride and traditional values of Sierra Leoneans worldwide will be made in this project.

PROJECT AIM

To promote, strengthen and maintain the cultural values of Sierra Leoneans living in Waltham.

To improve Sierra Leoneans' physical and socio-cultural wellbeing.

To restore the cultural heritage and dignity of Sierra Leoneans in Waltham.

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Organize workshops that will give Sierra Leoneans and non-Sierra Leoneans access to view the making of Fenthe.

Produce and promote Fenthe fabric.

Create an atmosphere wherein Sierra Leoneans will socialize especially during this period when the covid-19 restrictions on social gatherings have been eased.

GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION

A suitable park in Waltham Borough.

·       A park is ideal for this exhibition because of its open-air nature which is most desirable for the production of Fenthe.

KEY TARGET GROUP

Sierra Leoneans living in Waltham

DURATION

Six weeks

Commences -  1st November  at 1:00pm GMT

Ends -             14th December at 5:00 pm GMT

KEY ACTIVITIES

A.    Search for the materials needed and their availability, in walk-in stores and online stores.

B.    Put together the different project team members.

C.   Obtain a suitable, available and affordable park.

D.   Procure the materials needed and contact a caterer to supply food and drinks for the attendees and the entire project team members.

E.    Advertisement for the exhibition

BUDGET

5500 GBP

THE MAIN DELIVERABLE

The main deliveries are workshops; the production of Fenthe fabric and creating an atmosphere wherein Sierra Leoneans in Waltham will meet and mingle.

PROJECT SUCCESS CRITERIA

·       Having 35 to 40 Sierra Leoneans attending the workshop.

·       Having at least 10 non-Sierra Leoneans attending the workshop.

·       At least 50% of the attendees requesting for another Fenthe exhibition.

·       At least 7 to 10 people requesting for a Fenthe store to be established in the community.

·       A request from Waltham Forest Council to open a booth for Fenthe in their Culture and art department.

·       Attracting one or two designers.

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Project Title: Back to the 20-s - Drive-In Cinema"
The Project is about a drive-in cinema for students at Caprivi Campus of the University of Osnabrueck.

Project aim: The main aim of the event is to increase the emotional welling being of students lifes after covid pandemic. Furthermore the university want to adapt new enrolled students who spend their first semester back at university after 1 1/2 years of online classes.

Project objectives: Students need to get their freedom back by joining student events planned by the university. The drive-in cinema is an event where students can get together and socializing among other students. By building this community event, students can reduce stress and see each other face to face after months of lockdown.

Geographic location: Caprivi Campus, University of Osnabrück (Applied Science)

Key target group: Students (first semester and "lockdown" semesters)

Duration: Preparation time is 6 weeks (17.10.-28.11.). Event takes place on 28th of November 2021 at 4 pm.

Key activities:
A: Find a drink and food supplier by connecting with known contacts from university.
B: Get together with the cinema passage in Osnabrück and discuss the conditions of funding the project as well as lending the screen, technique and lightening.
C: Train staff: Supervisor, cashier, car allocator and food & drink service.

Budget: 5000 pounds

Main deliverable: One time drive-in cinema event including a "back to the 20's theme party" and showing a film surprise.

Success criteria: Sell 90% of tickets to students. Find at least one sponsor (cinema passage) which pays the GEMA fees. Get 80% good recommendations and publish a newspaper article to draw attention.

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Project Title: Walk and run with us

BACKGROUND

As a part of its health intervention projects. Waltham Forest had invested over 33 million in Sports and Physical activity. As a result of this, the council has introduced a strategy for sports and physical activity. As mentioned in the strategy, the council is experiencing a big challenge in terms of physical inactivity among residents This project is to compete this challenge by engaging women and older people as a target group in a run/walk activity to complement the strategy of Waltham Council for Sport and physical activity and to promote the health and the wellbeing of diverse set of people. This will help to maintain a deep and long understanding of the council’s value for sport and physical activity.

PROJECT AIM

To promote, strengthen and maintain the physical activity values of the council

To improve the health and wellbeing for women and older people

PROJECT OBJECTIVES

A.      Form a women's and senior citizens' walk/run club.

B.      Organize, mobilize inactive groups in the council

C.      To reduce social isolation and loneliness

D.      Create an atmosphere wherein women and older people will socialize especially during this period when the covid-19 restrictions on physical activities have been eased.

GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION

A suitable p open space/park in Waltham Council.

KEY TARGET GROUP

As general for Waltham residents, but particularly minority ethnic backgrounds Women, girl and older people

DURATION

3 hrs in every week (Starting from 1st November 2021 to 20.12.2022)

KEY ACTIVITIES

A.      Find team members, project manager, coach, expert and physical activity motivators

B.      Find volunteers and sponsors (supplying boosters/rewards to motivate attends, drinks to din in break sessions)

C.      Advertisement for the program

D.      Put together the different run\walk team members.

E.       Find a suitable park

F.       Find First Aid materials and other relevant equipment for outdoor activity

G.      Social and entertainment activities in break sessions

H.      Award distribution to the team members at end of the project

I.         Delivering conclusions, evaluation and recommendations to the council

BUDGET
5000 GBP

THE MAIN DELIVERABLE

1.       Walk/run club for Women and older people in Waltham Council

2.       Reduced social isolation and loneliness

3.       Socialized and integrated women. etc

Other various health and social wellbeing benefits, integration and cohesion, etc., …….

PROJECT SUCCESS CRITERIA

· Getting 30 to 50 women and older people from ethnic minority groups attending the walk/run activity.

· Getting at least 10 non-ethnic minority groups attending the activity

·  A request from Waltham Council to establish a group in Run/walk activity

· Getting more than 75% of the participants to attend the activity again

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Project Title: Once upon a time..
A reading of cultural fairy tales, from children to older adults with or without dementia.

Aim:
Dementia is a brain disorder that affects communication and performance of daily activities. Studies have shown that the intergenerational time between older adults and children seems to be beneficial for both involved. The effect that children have is significant, especially for older adults with dementia and children who have fewer behavioral challenges.

The project has been designed to improve the quality of life for older adults who are living with dementia and improved social development for the children.

Objectives:
To engage the older adults who live in care homes to communicate and be a valuable part of the local community.
To increase the engagement levels of persons with dementia and with the children to build a strong relationship.
To explain the rising numbers of dementia and to investigate why these numbers are expected to increase in coming years.
To investigate how we can reduce the risk of developing dementia naturally.

Geographic location:
The Waltham forest council runs 3 residential care homes.

Key target group:
Residents in care homes and children aged 8-11 years old from the local schools.

Duration:
1st November 2021 - 17th December 2021.

Key activities:
Search for the material needed and procure these materials.
Research on an understanding of dementia.
Contact the residential care homes' manager and schools' headteacher.
Contact a drink and food supplier (known in care home) for the attendances.
Create a pamphlet to provide brief information for dementia and the festival.
Contact a printer service.
Allocate the project training staff

Budget:
Three thousand Pounds (£3000).

The main deliverable:
The main deliverable is communication.
Reading stories reversibly. Children read fairy tales from abroad provided to residents and residents tell stories from their background to the children.

Project success criteria:
Participants' (children and residents) observation and expression at the end of the festival.
Connect with the medical staff and care home staff for feedback.
Festival to be completed within the budget.
Attracting more care homes and schools for future similar festivals.
Ongoing festivals.