HABITS HOO

Honelako gehiago

The DYS MOOC principles

by Marco Bertolini

GP

by Michelle Josephine

The Greeks

by Yeraldine Ibarra

Sociology Mind Map

by Andy Wood

WHY AN APP?

We want to build an environment free of discrimination and totally free, where health professionals and various specialists in fields such as exercise are present, so that young people can have several opportunities in one space.

We want to create a space where young people not only learn a little about emotional health and good habits, but also manage to achieve these with various activities.

HOW THESE ISSUES ARE TREATED IN COLOMBIA?

Nine out of 10 Colombian students do not consume fruits or vegetables.

In 2020, 1,300,460 mental health consultations were provided in Colombia, 20 percent less than the 1,644,150 made in 2019, when the historical maximum was reached.

13% of parents report that their children have exceeded the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity, while an overwhelming majority of 75.2% say that their children do not reach the recommended minimum.

Young people between the ages of 12 and 21 have a drug use rate of 19.3%. The recent use or during the last year of some narcotic was reported by 3.6% of those surveyed, which is equivalent to about 839 thousand people.

PROBLEM

It is common to listen to young people with family and social problems, and even more so after a pandemic and great changes, not only in the expectations of life but also about the conditions to live it.

Young people with bad eating habits.

Young people with some emotional health problem.

Young people with bad habits.

Young people with addictions.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Editorial of El País and Colprensa. (2018, November 26). Nine out of 10 Colombian students do not consume fruits or vegetables. Elpais.com.co. https://www.elpais.com.co/colombia/nueve-de-cada-10-estudiantes-nos-no-consumen-frutas-ni-verduras.html ‌SuperUser. (2015). Recent studies on drug use in Colombia. Fundardecolombia.org. https://www.fundardecolombia.org/publicaciones/estudios-recientes-sobre-consumo-de-drogas-en-colombia.html#.YjnVIerMLIU Rony. (2020, July 20). Bad habits of children, a growing problem due to quarantine. Gestarsalud; Gestarsalud. https://gestarsalud.com/2020/07/20/malos-habitos-de-los-ninos-un-problema-en-in-augmento-por-la-cuarentena/ Rony. (2021, September 10). Special report: mental health in Colombia, on the brink of the abyss. Gestarsalud; Gestarsalud. https://gestarsalud.com/2021/09/10/informe-especial-salud-mental-en-colombia-al-borde-del-abismo/

ASPIRATION FOR A SOLUTION

We want to help young people in vulnerable conditions, who are more exposed to these difficult fields of life such as drugs, to give them new opportunities and live different experiences.

Our aspirations consist of educating young people in what they are passionate about, even more so in these difficult times where sometimes we do not know each other well or we do not know what to do with our lives.

ACCESSIBILITY TO DIFFERENT SPACES

You have to make young people learn by having fun and doing things they like or are passionate about.

Not all young people know about free programs that the different ministries put out, which means that these courses are lost and little by little they are diminishing.

The majority of young strata 1, 2 and 3 do not have the accessibility to have psychologists or coaches to help them find their passion or meaning in their lives.

HABITS HOO

The initiative aims to create a discrimination-free environment where health professionals and specialists in various fields provide opportunities for young people. The platform focuses on emotional health and promoting good habits through engaging activities.

The DYS MOOC principles

GP

The Greeks

Sociology Mind Map

HABITS HOO

WHY AN APP?

We want to build an environment free of discrimination and totally free, where health professionals and various specialists in fields such as exercise are present, so that young people can have several opportunities in one space.

We want to create a space where young people not only learn a little about emotional health and good habits, but also manage to achieve these with various activities.

HOW THESE ISSUES ARE TREATED IN COLOMBIA?

Nine out of 10 Colombian students do not consume fruits or vegetables.

In 2020, 1,300,460 mental health consultations were provided in Colombia, 20 percent less than the 1,644,150 made in 2019, when the historical maximum was reached.

13% of parents report that their children have exceeded the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity, while an overwhelming majority of 75.2% say that their children do not reach the recommended minimum.

Young people between the ages of 12 and 21 have a drug use rate of 19.3%. The recent use or during the last year of some narcotic was reported by 3.6% of those surveyed, which is equivalent to about 839 thousand people.

PROBLEM

It is common to listen to young people with family and social problems, and even more so after a pandemic and great changes, not only in the expectations of life but also about the conditions to live it.

Young people with bad eating habits.

Young people with some emotional health problem.

Young people with bad habits.

Young people with addictions.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ASPIRATION FOR A SOLUTION

We want to help young people in vulnerable conditions, who are more exposed to these difficult fields of life such as drugs, to give them new opportunities and live different experiences.

Our aspirations consist of educating young people in what they are passionate about, even more so in these difficult times where sometimes we do not know each other well or we do not know what to do with our lives.

ACCESSIBILITY TO DIFFERENT SPACES

You have to make young people learn by having fun and doing things they like or are passionate about.

Not all young people know about free programs that the different ministries put out, which means that these courses are lost and little by little they are diminishing.

The majority of young strata 1, 2 and 3 do not have the accessibility to have psychologists or coaches to help them find their passion or meaning in their lives.

Mindomo

Informazio

Ohiko galderak

HABITS HOO

The initiative aims to create a discrimination-free environment where health professionals and specialists in various fields provide opportunities for young people. The platform focuses on emotional health and promoting good habits through engaging activities.

The DYS MOOC principles

GP

The Greeks

Sociology Mind Map

HABITS HOO

WHY AN APP?

We want to build an environment free of discrimination and totally free, where health professionals and various specialists in fields such as exercise are present, so that young people can have several opportunities in one space.

We want to create a space where young people not only learn a little about emotional health and good habits, but also manage to achieve these with various activities.

HOW THESE ISSUES ARE TREATED IN COLOMBIA?

Nine out of 10 Colombian students do not consume fruits or vegetables.

In 2020, 1,300,460 mental health consultations were provided in Colombia, 20 percent less than the 1,644,150 made in 2019, when the historical maximum was reached.

13% of parents report that their children have exceeded the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity, while an overwhelming majority of 75.2% say that their children do not reach the recommended minimum.

Young people between the ages of 12 and 21 have a drug use rate of 19.3%. The recent use or during the last year of some narcotic was reported by 3.6% of those surveyed, which is equivalent to about 839 thousand people.

PROBLEM

It is common to listen to young people with family and social problems, and even more so after a pandemic and great changes, not only in the expectations of life but also about the conditions to live it.

Young people with bad eating habits.

Young people with some emotional health problem.

Young people with bad habits.

Young people with addictions.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

ASPIRATION FOR A SOLUTION

We want to help young people in vulnerable conditions, who are more exposed to these difficult fields of life such as drugs, to give them new opportunities and live different experiences.

Our aspirations consist of educating young people in what they are passionate about, even more so in these difficult times where sometimes we do not know each other well or we do not know what to do with our lives.

ACCESSIBILITY TO DIFFERENT SPACES

You have to make young people learn by having fun and doing things they like or are passionate about.

Not all young people know about free programs that the different ministries put out, which means that these courses are lost and little by little they are diminishing.

The majority of young strata 1, 2 and 3 do not have the accessibility to have psychologists or coaches to help them find their passion or meaning in their lives.

Mindomo zer den zabaldu

Mindomo

Informazio

Ohiko galderak