ASK ME | TELL ME
The World Council for Health met at the start of 2024 to discuss our vision for the way forward to disseminate our key messages. One of the key points thatwas emphasized during these meetings was the importance of escaping our echo chamber and connecting with people who most need our support.
Shadow-banning and censorship of our online presence have inadvertently benefited us by catalysing our in-person work. It’s an important reminder that on our journey to tackle future health challenges, fostering real-life connections is paramount. These connections lay the foundation for community building and the establishment of new health and wellness systems. Systems that serve the people over profit. Moreover, they provide solace, unity, and reassurance, alleviating the mental and emotional burdens we all carry.
Since the start of 2023 our team has spent time in many town centres across the Southwest of the UK and has attended many events. We have many more events planned. We have received overwhelming support for our work so far.
It’s time for all of us to get out of our comfort zones and connect in person – this work has formed a blueprint for our Country Councils who are disseminating messages within their communities internationally in Japan, Australia and beyond. We have plans to expand this important work and are now raising money to support these goals. Can you help support this important work?
Strategic postal flyer drop in five locations
UK Tour to 50 Community Centres
Outreach in UK town centres; Wales, Scotland, Midlands and the North
Purchase of additional ‘Ask Me About’ backpacks
Purchase of additional large banners
Branding of our WCH vehicle
Production costs; documenting our work through filming
Thank you for anything you can give to support our vital community work in the UK and across the world.
To find out more about the outreach and campaign work we have done this year, check out our Substack posts:
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