WORLD CHILDREN’S DAY

National Health Nursing Day Due to raise awareness and take action for children's rights

• Hold a family walk, bike ride, or park day
• Organize school or community fitness events
• Cook a nutritious family meal together
• Host a healthy-cooking class or snack workshop for kids
• Teach stress-reduction activities (mindfulness, journaling)
• Encourage open conversations about feelings
• Schedule checkups, vaccines, vision/hearing screenings
• Post child-health tips on social media
• Partner with schools or nonprofits to promote health resources
• Child health nurses work in hospitals, communities, schools, and clinics, offering essential services such as immunizations, growth monitoring, developmental assessments, health education, and early identification of health concerns. 
• Child Health Nursing Day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring the vital role that child health nurses play in promoting the health, development, and well-being of infants, children, and adolescents. These nurses provide compassionate, evidence-based care that supports children through every stage of growth, while also guiding parents and families with education, reassurance, and expert clinical support.

Child health nurses work in hospitals, communities, schools, and clinics, offering essential services such as immunizations, growth monitoring, developmental assessments, health education, and early identification of health concerns. Their work goes beyond medical care—they build trust, advocate for children’s rights, and create safe, nurturing environments for young patients.

AIM of the Event:

To promote children's  Physical, Mental, Social and emotional health by raising awareness, providing education and ensuring assess to quality health care.

Participating School
School/Department Name	Year/Department
School of Nursing	(3rd Year)

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