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Child Protection

Child Rearing Practices and Early Childhood Development

Child Marriage and Early Unions

Youth Views on Grenada's National Adaptation Plan

U-Report Day! Views of Dominican Youth on Climate Change and Climate Action

Study on the impact of climate change, natural disasters and other shocks on the mental health of adolescents and young people

Eco Solutions Competition - have you participated yet?

How is climate change affecting you?

The views of OECS Youth on Assessment

U-Report Day 2022! Views of Antigua and Barbuda children on the issues impacting them.

What have been your challenges as a student since the pandemic?

Views of Antiguan Youth on School Curriculum.

What do you need right now? A poll for young persons affected by the eruption of La Soufriere volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Your feedback on money/support provided by the Government of Anguilla for people affected by COVID-19

Supporting Digital Skills in the OECS

How do U see youth involvement in crime and violence in UR country?

Tell us UR thoughts on youth unemployment in the OECS region!

Health and Wellness

Views of OECS Youth on Non-Communicable Diseases!

What are your views on vaccination?

Human development

Unveiling Youth Expectations from the inaugural Council of Ministers of Youth & Sports Meeting

Happy OECS Day 2023! Youth of the region discover the treasures of OECS Past, Present and Future! 🎉

Views of Governmental and Non-Governmental Stakeholders on U-Report OECS

Share your views on the OECS Youth Strategy!

Politics and Governance

Views of Dominican Youth on Politics and Governance. This poll was conducted in partnership with the National Youth Council of Dominica.

Views of OECS Youth on Politics and Governance!

social protection

Calling out U-Reporters in Dominica! Give your feedback to the government on national Social Protection Policy, and a chance to win 1/10 cash prizes

Health and Wellness

Views of OECS Youth on Non-Communicable Diseases!

March 20, 2023

1,367

RESPONDERS

94%

RESPONSE RATE

33%

102

67%

207

health

mental health

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

How worried are you about non-communicable diseases including mental health conditions in the Caribbean?

1,367 responded out of 1,461 polled

2

Marijuana use may be harmful to the heart and brain.

1,340 responded out of 1,371 polled

3

Alcohol use may be harmful to the heart and brain.

1,318 responded out of 1,341 polled

4

Climate change can contribute to the development of health conditions.

1,291 responded out of 1,320 polled

5

Climate change can lead to the development of a non-communicable disease.

1,269 responded out of 1,294 polled

6

Rises in environmental temperatures caused by climate change may be associated with increased risk in hospitalization and early death in persons living with a non-communicable diseases.

1,232 responded out of 1,270 polled

7

Access to healthy and nutritious food is critical to our health. How do you think climate change events may affect food availability?

1,158 responded out of 1,234 polled

8

Are counseling and mental health services easily available through your school or community?

1,151 responded out of 1,160 polled

9

Within the last three months, have you visited a mental health professional for counseling and support?

1,143 responded out of 1,153 polled

10

How would you describe your experience visiting a mental health professional for counseling and support?

123 responded out of 123 polled

11

What barriers have you experienced, or do you think would prevent you/or another young person from accessing mental health services?

1,010 responded out of 1,144 polled

12

What do you think country leaders should be doing more to reduce and manage non-communicable diseases including mental health in the Caribbean?

1,082 responded out of 1,100 polled

Transforming Numbers into Effective Participation; A Youth Perspective

Not too late to Mask up and Vaxx

See by the numbers how we are engaging youth voices for positive social change.

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