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Below is a list of common topics in IELTS speaking part 3 which are still relevant for 2023.

Speaking part 3 is:

A discussion with the examiner (4-5 minutes)

In speaking part 3, the examiner will ask a broader range of questions based on the topic that you had in speaking part 2. The questions require you to expand your answers further with explanation and examples of the world in general. The examiner will strictly control the time.

For example, if your topic in part 2 was "A time you were late to meet someone", your part 3 questions will be either about Punctuality, Friends or Socialising. The questions will be about the world in general, not about you personally so make sure you don't refer to yourself or your friends or family in this part of the test.

How does someone become a celebrity?

Are all celebrities actors or singers?

Do you think a person needs to be talented to be a celebrity?

Are all celebrities good role models?

What do you think about celebrities who behave badly in public?

Do you think children should learn from celebrities?

How do celebrities have a positive impact on the world?

Are there any downsides to fame?

Do you think famous people have the right to privacy?

Are modern celebrities different to celebrities a few decades ago?

What popular traditions do you have in your country?

Do you think it's important to keep these traditions alive?

Are young people less interested in traditions these days?

Do you think foreign culture is influencing the culture of your country?

How has your country's culture changed over the last few decades?

What can be done to keep culture alive?

What kinds of traditional foods are there in your country?

When do people wear traditional clothing in your country?

What popular festivals are typical of your country's culture?

Is family important in your country?

How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country?

How do you think the family will change in the future?

What role do grandparents play in the family in your country?

Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the family or the government?

Is going to the cinema to watch a movie popular in your country?

What kinds of films are popular in your country?

Do many people enjoy watching foreign films in your country?

Do you think it's better to have subtitles or dubbing in a foreign film?

What does it take for a film to become successful?

Which do you think are more important to the success of a film: the director or the stars?

Are drama series popular in your country?

Do you think people prefer watching films at home or in the cinema?

Are there any films which are not suitable for children to watch?

Do you think films about real life events should be 100% true to the actual facts?

What are the main environmental problems in your country?

Why should people be concerned about the environment?

How can people protect the environment?

Do you think money should be spent on protecting animals?

Do you think more should be done to protect natural beauty spots in your country?

Do many people like taking photos in your country?

Which device do they usually use to take photos?

What types of photos do people like to take?

What do you think of selfies?

Do you think it's ok to share photos online without people's permission?

What makes a good photo?

How does a photo differ from a painting?

Is it true that a photo can tell no lies?

What does it take to be a good photographer?

How do most people travel around cities in your country?

How do most people travel around your country?

What do you think of the public transportation in your country?

How could the public transportation be improved?

How has transport changed over the last few decades?

Do you think trains are better than buses?

What do you think of budget air travel?

Do you think all transport will one day be run on green energy?

Do you think people should walk more rather than use cars?

Why do some people prefer to travel abroad rather than in their own country?

Do you think traveling to another country can change the way people think?

Do you think it is good for children to experience life in a foreign country?

How have holidays changed over the past few decades?

Do you think it is safer to travel now than in the past?

How many seasons are there in your country?

Does your country ever have extreme weather?

Does weather ever disrupt things in your country?

Why do you think some people enjoy living in a hot climate?

What types of activities can people do in cold climates?

What do you think it must be like to live in a country with only one type of weather all year round?

Is the weather easy to predict in your country?

Do you think weather influences people's moods?

Do you think the world's climate is changing?

What do you think is affecting the world's climate?

Do you think individuals should take responsibility for the world's global climate?

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A list of common topics and questions for IELTS speaking part 2. Speaking part 2 is called:
"The Talk"
A face to face to talk to the examiner (3-4 minutes)

You will be given a topic card. You will have 1 minute to prepare your talk and then you will need to speak for 1-2 minutes. Start preparing as soon as you are given the card, paper and pen. The examiner will let you know when to start talking. Keep talking as long as you can. Most topics are stories about yourself or something that happened in your life. The common topics are: an object (thing), a person, a place, an event (occasion) or an activity. See the examples below to help you prepare.
Communication (event) Exercise (activity) Journey (event) Music (object) Photograph (object) Unexpected (event)
Describe an unexpected event.

You should say:

Water (place)
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IELTS speaking part 1 topics and questions. Prepare for your test by developing ideas for topics and practicing answering questions. There is a download link at the bottom of the page for the list of topics. These topics will be used most years and most are currently in use in 2023.

A face to face interview with the examiner (4-5 minutes)
12 Questions based on 3 Topics

Questions about yourself, your life and your country

Below is a list of topics and questions that the examiner can ask you in part 1 of the IELTS speaking test. You should prepare ideas for these topics but not memorise whole answers. Your answers should be natural when you speak in the test. Prepare your daily life, your recent memories, your childhood memories, your opinions, popular things in your country etc. Remember - part 1 is all about you and your country.

These four topics are the most common in IELTS speaking part 1. You should prepare ideas and practice answering these questions. You are VERY LIKELY to get one of these four for your first topic.

What is your job?
Where do you work?
Why did you choose that job?
Is it a popular job in your country?
Do you like your job?
Do you get on well with your colleagues?
What was your first day like?
What responsibilities do you have at work?
If you had the chance, would you change your job?
Do you plan to continue with your job in the future?

What do you study?
Where do you study that?
Why did you choose that subject?
Is it a popular subject in your country?
Do you like that subject?
Do you get on with your colleagues?
What was your first day like?
What are the main aspects of your subject?
If you had the chance, would you change subject?
Do you plan to get a job in the same field as your subject?

Where is your hometown?
Do you like your hometown?
Do you often visit your hometown?
What is your hometown like?
What is the oldest place in your hometown?
What is there for a foreigner to do or see in your hometown?
How could your hometown be improved?
Has your hometown changed much since you were a child?
Is there good public transportation in your hometown?
Do you think your hometown is a good place to bring up children?

Where is your home?
Do you live in a house or a flat?
Who do you live with?
Are there many rooms in your home?
What is your favourite room?
How are the walls decorated?
What would you change about your home?
Do you plan to live there in the future?
What facilities are there near your home?
What is your neighbourhood like?
Do most people live in houses in your country?

Do you usually celebrate your birthdays?
How did you celebrate your last birthday?
Which birthdays are the most important ones in your country?
Do you think children should celebrate their birthdays with a party?

How many foreign languages do you speak?
When did you start learning your first foreign language?
How many foreign languages do children in your country learn at school?
Do you think it is important to learn a foreign language?

Patience
Are you a patient person?
Do you ever get impatient?
When was the last time you lost your patience?
Which person in your family is the most patient?

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Lessons, Tips and Strategies

In the IELTS writing Task 1 for academic you have to describe some kind of graph, diagram, map or process.

Here you will get all the tips and techniques you will need for writing about the Task 1, or to find out how to improve your score if it has been too low.

IELTS Writing Task 1 Lessons:

Overview

Types of Graph

Graphs Over Time
This important lesson shows you what you must do to properly describe a graph or chart that has a period of time.

IELTS Pie Chart
In this lesson you'll learn how to write about a pie chart, with tips on how to best organize your answer and advice on the language to use.

IELTS Process
In this lesson you'll learn how to describe an IELTS process diagram, with information about organizing your answer and using the passive voice.

Two graphs together
Sometimes you get two graphs to describe together. This lessons shows you how to organize your answer if you do.

IELTS Tables
This lesson provides you with IELTS practice for tables. It shows you that tables are not that different from other types of graph.

Task 1 Language

Language of Change
This lesson explains some useful sentence structures using some common language of change and you can practice the words with a gap fill.

Language to Compare and Contrast
Compare and contrast language is needed for most graphs and diagrams so it is important to learn and practice it.

A Common Mistake
This lesson takes you through a mistake that is common when describing graphs in Task 1.

Using Prepositions
Learn how to use the right prepositions when you are using the language of change in a graph over time.

Describing graphs in the future
Sometimes you may be given a graph to describe that is predicting what will happen in the future. View some strategies on how to approach a task 1 like this.

Organisation

Organizing a Line Graph (Part 1)
Find out about how there is more than one was to organize a task 1 graph, and learn how to write about a graph divided into 'age groups'.

Organising a Line Graph (Part 2)
If you want to achieve a high band score for your graph you must ensure it is well-organised. This lesson tells you more about one possible way of doing this.

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These IELTS writing task 1 lessons provide you with practice for learning about all the various types of graph or diagram you may get.

It discusses line graphs, processes, bar charts, pie charts and tables and provides you with many other tips, advice and practice for the types of language you will need to use.

Overview of Academic Task 1:

Task 1 Quiz Exercises:

Gap fills are an excellent way to improve your ability to describe graphs, charts, tables and diagrams.

You have to fill in the words that are missing from the description. This helps you to learn and remember key language.

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Then you may be interested in IELTS buddy's Task 1 eBook, full of tips and strategies for quickly achieving a high score in the IELTS test.

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IELTS Writing Forum:

The writing forum is a place for you to discuss the test or ask questions about it. Reading previous questions asked may help you with things you don't understand so check out the forum here:

These are some useful topics and questions that have already been discussed:

And remember you can ask your own question if there is something in the test that you are unsure about.

General Training Writing

There are also several lessons if you are taking the IELTS General Training rather than Academic IELTS.

In this case you have to write a letter.

And you can view recent IELTS General Training Task 1 letter questions here:

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To get your IELTS Listening score calculated, just follow this procedure:

Choose one of the tests below and click on the first section of it.

Play the audio and answer the questions.

After you finish the section, press "check" and you will see the correct and wrong answers, and get your result.

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After you finish the fourth section, press "Get result!".

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The collection of writing topics that were reported by IELTS student in 2021. These questions could be repeated from previous months. Keep in mind that the provided questions are not predictions.

Pick one of the topics and improve your writing skills every day. If you can't come up with ideas for a topic just click the "Show essays" button and you will see the different ideas.

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About IELTS

IELTS is the International English Language Testing System, the world's most popular English language test.

It is designed to determine the level of English skills of people whose first language is not English. IELTS is the most demanded test of English for study and immigration, being taken by more than 2 million people each year.

IELTS is jointly owned by British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge English Language Assessment through more than 1,000 test centres and locations in over 140 countries.

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Academic vs. General

There are two versions of IELTS: Academic and General.

Certificate of Academic IELTS is used for admission to schools, colleges and universities in English-speaking countries.

The certificate General Training IELTS (and sometimes Academic IELTS) is mandatory for all who wish to immigrate to or work in UK, Canada, Australia, USA, New Zealand, etc.

It is advised not to consider a report older than two years to be valid, unless the user proves that he/she has worked to maintain his/her level of English.

Usually IELTS Academic is conducted once in two weeks and IELTS General once in four weeks.

IELTS consists of 4 parts:

The total time of IELTS is 2 hours 45 minutes. The listening, reading and writing parts are completed in one sitting in a common exam auditorium, while the speaking part is taken individually with an examiner on the same day or up to week before or after the other tests.

Listening and Speaking modules are the same for Academic and General IELTS, while Reading and Writing modules are different.

All the parts are evaluated on a scale from 0 to 9 points. The total score is counted as arithmetic mean of the four section scores.

IELTS results

The results are issued 13 days after the test.

There is no minimum score required to pass IELTS. IELTS score is evaluated on a scale from 0 to 9 points. The IELTS certificate is a Test Report Form. It is issued to all test takers with a score from "band 1" (non-user) to "band 9" (expert user) and each institution sets a different threshold.

IELTS certificate sample:

Overall IELTS scores are reported to the nearest half band (you can receive 7.5, 8.0, 8.5 for example).

If the overall score ends in .25, it is rounded up to the next half band (overall 6.25=6.5), and if it ends in .75, it is rounded up to the next whole band (overall 7.75=8.0).

Most top universities require 6.0-7.0 overall IELTS score for admission.

Each IELTS score corresponds to some level of English proficiency. Bands are described as follows:

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What does "helping" mean? In these tasks you will learn about the volunteer fire brigade in Germany. You can read about what Germans are committed to and write comments on the topic.

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Welcome to my Free IELTS TEST PREPARATION WEBSITE: containing IELTS tips, model answers, topics, practice lessons, and videos created from many years of experience teaching IELTS. My name is Liz and I am the author and teacher of this website.

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There are four parts to the IELTS test:

IELTS Speaking – a face to face informal test with an examiner which lasts between 11 and 14 mins and is made up of 3 parts. All IELTS candidates take the same test.

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Thrive LDN has partnered with Nicola Lester Psychological Trauma Consultancy to offer free, pre-recorded trauma-informed practice training to support individuals and organisations.

Find below open access workshops and further materials to support individuals and organisations to achieve Bronze, Silver and Gold standard.

The training is designed for anyone in a role supporting others, whether formal or informal. However, participating in the training supports an understanding of how trauma influences and shapes the lives of those it touches regardless of previous knowledge or role.

About the trainer

Nicola Lester is a registered mental health nurse by background, specialising in working with psychological trauma and developing trauma informed approaches to practice across a range of contexts, both in the UK and overseas.
Use of the training workshops and further materials
The team at Nicola Lester Trauma Consultancy have worked very hard to develop this training and to make it accessible to all. We are delighted to host it here for free with thanks to funding and support by the Mayor of London. We ask that you respect this by keeping this online training for use by you and your organisation and do not reproduce the materials or re-distribute for profit.

Please do tell as many people as you can about this free training - this will help us to fulfil our vision of a trauma informed everything!

Bitesize option

Become gold level trauma-informed in just eight weeks

To complete all the available training, starting from the introduction below, takes close to 5 hours in total. Building on feedback, we have developed a bitesize approach to help make things more manageable and less overwhelming.

Subscribe to an eight-week programme and you'll receive the training chapter-by-chapter direct into your inbox. This means you can spend around 20-30 minutes per week engaging with the training.

By week 8 you'll have fully completed the training programme and will be awarded gold level status 'Committed to Trauma Informed Practice'.
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Introduction

As part of a wider campaign to increase access to training in trauma informed practice, Nicola Lester Psychological Trauma Consultancy has developed the following recorded, open access training workshops to support individuals and organisations.

In a short introductory video, Nicola Lester introduces the training series and the various training levels. We encourage you to watch this introduction before beginning the Bronze Level recorded training workshop.

Bronze Level

The Gift of Reconnection: Becoming Trauma Aware (Bronze level)

This online recorded training workshop is comprised of an introduction to the training series, followed by three chapters each lasting between 25-35 minutes.

Overview of the training

Making a commitment to 'practice' trauma informed care first requires an understanding of how trauma influences and shapes the lives of those it touches. We must know how it changes, alters and transforms the way someone thinks and feels; how they engage with and experience the world around them.

Specific chapters include:

Understanding trauma and loss

Understanding the complexity of developmental trauma

Integrating a trauma informed approach to practice

Additional training materials
The Gift of Reconnection Becoming Trauma Aware (Bronze level) Manual [PDF]
A download of the training workshop slides to keep as a manual for the Bronze Level.
Bronze Level: Becoming Trauma Aware - Facilitation guide [PDF]
Whilst the bronze level training video can be accessed individually, some organisations may prefer to participate in a group, either in person or online. This brief guide to facilitators to promote engagement and enhance opportunities for discussion and sharing learning.
Bronze Level: Becoming Trauma Aware - aide-mémoire [PDF]
A download of a memory aid to support the Bronze Level training.

Certificate of completion

Once you have completed The Gift of Reconnection: Becoming Trauma Aware (Bronze level) training, then please fill out this online form.

The form will give you an opportunity to reflect on your learning, and provide information to receive a certificate of completion and certified badge, which can be used to demonstrate your knowledge and trauma informed training status. If you require support in completing this or would like it in another format, then please contact the Thrive LDN team.

Silver Level

The Gift of Reconnection: Developing Trauma Informed Practice (Silver Level)

This online recorded training workshop is comprised of two chapters each lasting between 25-35 minutes.

Please note, this is the second level of the series. Please access the bronze level training before you access the silver level.

Overview of the training

At the silver level, we move beyond developing an awareness of the impact of trauma to thinking about how we 'practice' a trauma informed approach. This is broken down into two key areas; therapeutic skills for reconnection and creativity in trauma informed practice.

Whilst trauma informed practice is not about 'treating' trauma or providing 'therapy', it is about being 'therapeutic' and sitting in the darkness beside someone demands an understanding of connection, empathy, compassion, courage and vulnerability and kindness. In this session we establish the skills needed to bear witness to distress and remain present, withhold judgement and hold space and to 'steward' stories.

Specific chapters include:

From disconnection to reconnection-therapeutic skills for practice

Creative trauma informed practice

Additional training materials

▪ The Gift of Reconnection Developing Trauma Informed Practice (Silver Level) Manual [PDF]

A download of the training workshop slides to keep as a manual for the Silver Level.

▪ Silver Level: Developing Trauma Informed Practice - Facilitation guide [PDF]

Whilst the training video can be accessed individually, some organisations may prefer to participate in a group, either in person or online. This brief guide to facilitators to promote engagement and enhance opportunities for discussion and sharing learning.

▪ Silver Level: Developing Trauma Informed Practice - aide-mémoire [PDF]

A download of a memory aid to support the Silver Level training.
▪ Making a friendship bracelet ▪ Making a worry doll booklet ▪ Trauma informed brownies
Certificate of completion

Once you have completed The Gift of Reconnection: Developing Trauma Informed Practice (Silver Level) training, then please fill out this online form.

The form will give you an opportunity to reflect on your learning, and provide information to receive a certificate of completion and certified badge, which can be used to demonstrate your knowledge and trauma informed training status. If you require support in completing this or would like it in another format, then please contact the Thrive LDN team.

Gold Level

The Gift of Reconnection: Committed to Trauma Informed Practice (Gold Level)

This online recorded training workshop is comprised of three chapters each lasting between 30-45 minutes.

Please note, this is the third level of the series. Please access the bronze and silver level trainings before you access the gold level.

Overview of the training

At the gold level, the focus shifts from individual practice to think about organisational practice. When we consider 'trauma', both in terms of its cause and effect, discussions of power should never be far behind. This level also examines the challenge of working within 'traumatised organisations' and the barriers that these can create to making a commitment to trauma informed practice.

Understanding how organisations can also become disconnected, disempowered and isolated is essential, not least because of the profound implications that this has on staff and beneficiaries and their experiences. Most importantly, the topic of self-care and vicarious trauma is also explored as we acknowledge that a commitment to trauma informed practice can only emerge when we make the same commitment to take care of ourselves.

The final chapter focuses on making 'SENSE' of trauma informed practice, offering a structure for trauma informed care by weaving together knowledge and practice to create this commitment.

Specific chapters include:

Understanding organisations, trauma, power and betrayal

Our hearts: The impact of working with trauma

Making SENSE of trauma informed practice

Additional training materials
▪The Gift of Reconnection Committed to Trauma Informed Practice (Gold Level) manual [PDF] ▪Gold Level Committed to Trauma Informed Practice - Facilitation guide [PDF]
A download of the training workshop slides to keep as a manual for the Gold Level.

Whilst the training video can be accessed individually, some organisations may prefer to participate in a group, either in person or online. This brief guide to facilitators to promote engagement and enhance opportunities for discussion and sharing learning.
▪Gold Level Committed to Trauma Informed Practice - reflective practice guide [Word]
▪ Gold Level: Committed to Trauma Informed Practice - aide-mémoire [PDF]

A download of a memory aid to support the Gold Level training.

A reflective practice guide for participants to use when accessing the Gold Level training.

Certificate of completion

Once you have completed The Gift of Reconnection: Committed to Trauma Informed Practice (Gold Level) training, then please fill out this online form.

The form will give you an opportunity to reflect on your learning, and provide information to receive a certificate of completion and certified badge, which can be used to demonstrate your knowledge and trauma informed training status. If you require support in completing this or would like it in another format, then please contact the Thrive LDN team.

Getting Through This Together

Getting Through This Together is a campaign developed by Thrive LDN in response to the increased cost-of-living pressures.

Getting Through This Together aims to encourage Londoners to strengthen their social networks with family members and friends, and trusted others in their community - which we know is going to be a significant factor in supporting people during this period. As well as highlighting the professional support and advice services which are available.

The Gift of Reconnection training series forms part of the campaign's range of tools and resources to protect and enhance people's mental wellbeing, so that they can adapt and thrive after their lives have been disrupted by current shocks.

Mental Health and Wellbeing Recovery Mission

This series of trauma informed training sessions are funded and supported by the Mayor of London to support Londoners recover from the mental health impacts of the pandemic and face the cost-of-living crisis. This comes as thousands of Londoners pledge to become champions for positive wellbeing where they are empowered to act to improve their own and their communities' wellbeing.

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Palestinian Student Initiative

Since the start of the 2023 invasion of Gaza, all 12 institutions of higher education have been destroyed while thousands upon thousands of students have been killed, injured, displaced, and made unable to continue their education. Amidst the horrors of war, the Consortium and its partners are committed to finding scholarships and placements at universities so that Palestinian students can evacuate to safety and continue their education.

We need your help. Even with full-tuition scholarships, the average cost of student health insurance, school supplies, and living expenses can add up to more than $30,000. Please consider donating to the New University in Exile Consortium's Palestinian Student Initiative below:

Click the "Palestinian Student Initiative" designation on our donation website to contribute to the fund. All donations will go directly to cover the living expenses of Palestinian students hosted by Consortium member institutions.

Resources for Palestinian Students and Scholars

A partial list of various resources, organizations, and funds supporting Palestinian students and scholars since the invasion of Gaza.

Gaza Scholarship Initiative for Displaced Students
In response to the potential of a lost generation, a community of writers, academics and fundraisers connected via We Are Not Numbers (WANN) have come together to support students in Gaza. Having already facilitated the placement of 70 students in universities around the world, with more nearing finalization, they established the Gaza Scholarship Initiative for Displaced Students in honor of Dr. Refaat Alareer, with a promise to Gaza's students: we will do everything in our power to secure your right to pursue an education.
Gaza Student Support Network
Our mission is to secure higher educational pathways for every student in Gaza.

GSSN helps rebuild human capacity in Gaza by connecting students with universities, delivering vital online programs, and advocating for institutional pathways that expand educational access and opportunity.

The State of Education in Gaza

News stories and reports about the state of education in Gaza from trusted sources in the media. Click on the image next to each title to read the full story.

Gaza: UN experts decry 'systemic obliteration' of education system Originally published by United Nations News on April 18, 2024 Scholasticide in Gaza Originally published in the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 issue of the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service

"We owe it to the children of Gaza to uphold their right to education and pave the way for a more peaceful and just future." - UN OHCHR Report

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If you are a Palestinian student interested in receiving mentorship, this is for you. Register here.

Please note that this is not a direct application for universities or scholarships, but a mentoring programme by students and scholars who have experience in successfully applying for them.

Our mentors provide guidance and feedback on your university applications, particularly on your personal statements, CVs, and other supporting documents.

We do not guarantee or offer university admissions, scholarships, or visa sponsorship to travel outside of Gaza.

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Thank you so much for stepping up to help Palestinian students continue their education.

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Medical Needs Request For Families in Gaza

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Medical Needs Request For Families in Gaza

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Submit a Medical Request to Project Watermelon.          تفضل بتقديم طلب طبي إلى مشروع البطيخ

Do you or a family member have a medical need our care team can help with?

Currently, our on the ground medical team and health professionals include:  Dr. Jamil Alnajjar, our resident pediatrician, Dr. Ghadeer, our pediatric consultant, and our Mental Health Director and co-founder, Dr. Nicole Aliya Rahim. Our comprehensive care team serves families in need of mental health or medical triage virtually, with the ability to help facilitate virtual appointments, on-the ground visits, and pharmaceutical needs.

Project Watermelon also partners with other medical teams to help pass on vital information for families in need of emergency medical evacuation.

In the form below please fill out information for us to have our medical team review. Please share any photos of the issue, be descriptive, and if possible provide a timeline of when the issue began and how it may have worsened over time. The more information you're able to provide our team with, the better we'll be able to help.

By submitting this form you are consenting to treatment. You consent to having our medical team review your information for the sole purposes of serving you or your family member. You consent to a medical team member making recommendations for treatment and needed prescriptions. Project Watermelon keeps a record of each physicians license to practice on file and is available at upon request by email. If you have any questions before submitting your information via this form please send us an email at careteam@project-watermelon.com.

Thank you,

Project Watermelon Team

هل تحتاج أنت أو أحد أفراد عائلتك إلى رعاية طبية يمكن أن يساعدك بها فريق الرعاية لدينا؟

حاليًا، يتضمن فريقنا فريق طبي ميداني, والأخصائيين : الدكتور جميل النجار، طبيب الأطفال المقيم ، والدكتورة غدير، استشاري طب الأطفال ، ومديرة الصحة العقلية  والمؤسس المشارك ، الدكتورة نيكول عليا رحيم. يخدم فريق الرعاية الشاملة لدينا العائلات المحتاجة إلى الرعاية الصحية العقلية أو الطبية عن بُعد، مع القدرة على المساعدة في تسهيل المواعيد الطبية عن بُعد، وزيارات ميدانية على الأرض، وتسهيل الحصول على الاحتياجات من الأدوية.

يتعاون مشروع البطيخ أيضًا مع فرق طبية أخرى لنقل المعلومات الحيوية للعائلات التي بحاجة إلى إجلاء طبي طارئ.

في النموذج أدناه، يُرجى ملء المعلومات ليتمكن فريقنا الطبي من مراجعتها. يُرجى مشاركة أي صور للمشكلة، وتوضيحها بشكل دقيق، وإذا كان ممكنًا تقديم جدول زمني لمتى بدأت المشكلة وكيف تفاقمت مع مرور الوقت. كلما قدمت مزيدًا من المعلومات لفريقنا، كلما كان بإمكاننا مساعدتك بشكل أفضل.

من خلال تقديم هذا النموذج، فإنك توافق على العلاج. توافق على أن يقوم فريقنا الطبي بمراجعة معلوماتك لأغراض خدمتك أو خدمة أحد أفراد عائلتك. توافق على أن يقدم أحد أفراد الفريق الطبي توصيات للعلاج والوصفات الطبية اللازمة. يحتفظ مشروع البطيخ بسجل لترخيص كل طبيب لمزاولة المهنة في ملف وهو متاح عند الطلب عبر البريد الإلكتروني. إذا كان لديك أي أسئلة قبل تقديم معلوماتك عبر هذا النموذج، يُرجى إرسال بريد إلكتروني إلينا على;

careteam@project-watermelon.com

شكرًا لك

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Palestine's education systems are in crisis, and we believe that emergent grassroots organisations will continue to be the key to sustaining its rich intellectual traditions.
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