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Pilot Project

Pilot Project. Believe to become good. For Socially Engaged Spirituality. Pilot Project. PRINCESS SRINAGARINDRA SCOUT CLUB Under the Royal Patronage of H.R.H. Princess Galyani Vadhana Krom Luang Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra. Pilot Project on NCD Prevention and

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Pilot Project

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  1. Pilot Project Believe to become good For Socially Engaged Spirituality choomsak

  2. Pilot Project choomsak

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  4. PRINCESS SRINAGARINDRA SCOUT CLUB Under the Royal Patronage of H.R.H. Princess Galyani Vadhana Krom Luang Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra choomsak

  5. Pilot Project on NCD Prevention and Care among the University Scouts for preparing cooperation in Demining volunteer Suphakrit SophikulAdvisor: Prof.Dr. Yongyudh Vajaradul Consultant: General Dr. Vasu Chovarat choomsak

  6. Keywords 1. Somdej Phra Srinagarindra Boromarajajonani Scout Club 2. Scouts 3. University Scouting 4.Hourly Virtual Cycling Meditation Exercise 5.Demining volunteer 6. Safty for the Demining choomsak

  7. Objective To enable the University Scouts to have knowledge about non-communicable diseases and reduce risk factors of danger, and then share with others to follow choomsak

  8. Scouts are a group of youths wearing uniform and having ideology and practice complied with rules and promises; therefore, it is appropriate to begin the pilot project on NCD prevention choomsak

  9. Scouts apply a process of learning by doing and are disciplined for self- training to become self-reliant and able to help others choomsak

  10. In Thailand, there are approximately two millions scouts choomsak

  11. Program Sections: Cub Scouts- ages 8 to 11 Scouts- ages 11 to 16 Senior Scouts- ages 14 to 18 Rovers- ages 16 to 25 Sections in Thai Scouting are divided according to grade in school rather that by age. The above section age divisions represent the majority of members in each section choomsak

  12. Five main activities as follows 1.Environmental conservation 2.Religious support 3.Health promotion 4.Human right promotion in disabled persons who are self-reliant to become scouts as normal people 5.Democratic support choomsak

  13. Pilot Project 60 days Hourly Virtual Cycling Meditation Exercise (HVCME) 108 times choomsak

  14. SCOUTING IN THAILAND NATIONAL SCOUT ORGANIZATION OF THAILAND The Thai Scout Movement was founded by King Rama VI (King Vajiravudh) on July 1, 1911. The King established the "Wild Tiger Corps" for adults and created a junior branch, which continued today as the Boy Scouts. King Rama VI is fondly remembered as the "Father of Thai Scouting". Apart from being the only country in the world where Scouting was founded by the King directly, Thailand has been recognized in 1922 as one of Founder member countries in the world choomsak

  15. Since then, Scouting appeaIs to the people of Thailand and receives strong support from the RoyaI family and the government which has facilitated the steady growth and development of the organization. Under the present monarch of King Rama IX (King Bhumibol), Thai Scouting has flourished and developed as far as that of other member countries and the King himself, is Chief Scout and Patron of Thai Scouting choomsak

  16. SCOUT LAW: • 1. A Scout's honor is to be trusted • 2. A Scout is loyal to his Nation, his • Religion,his King and is faithful to • his benefactors • 3. A Scout's duty is to be useful and • to help others • 4. A Scout is a friend to all and a brother • to every other Scout in the world • 5. A Scout is courteous choomsak

  17. to help reduce overweight and blood pressure, create concentration, and be more careful towards accidents Result from this study demonstrates that educational institutions still do not perceive importance of disease prevention and scouts are not familiar with innovation choomsak

  18. Government should implant good behaviors there must be provision of knowledge and training for practical skills. choomsak

  19. Good health is the capital of social and economic development of a country choomsak

  20. Personal Mastery Mental Model Team Learning Skill Share Vision System Thinking choomsak

  21. Pilot Project Methods Concept Concept Data Collection Tools Used for the Study choomsak

  22. Process of the Study Preparation stage Activity Activity Operation stage choomsak

  23. Pilot Project Data Analysis Results choomsak

  24. Dissemination and provision of knowledge on NCD and health promotion can be categorized into two groups as follows. 1. The scouts outside school are scout commander and the scouts aged above 25 from various clubs. 2. The school scouts are the scouts under supervision of Ministry of Education and aged below 25 as well as foreign scouts. choomsak

  25. Pilot Project Mental Health 6 5 Disease factors Discussion 4 General Exercises 3 2 HVCME training 1 Result-based Performance choomsak

  26. Pilot Project Conclusion World Scout Bureau…….. 6 WHO should consider… 5 Recommendations 4 National institutions ………… 3 Campaign leader…… 2 An important goal…… 1 Disseminate…… choomsak

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  32. Pilot Project [Online]Available at: • http://www.vcharkarn.com/include/vcafe/showkratoo. . choomsak

  33. Pilot Project [Online]Available at: http://www.cdd.go.th/chumchon/artical/network/SNA http://www.orgnet.com/sna.html . choomsak

  34. Vision & Mission 1.Reasonable 2.Sustainable 3.Peaceful conditions choomsak

  35. Pilot Project Thank you for your attention. Thank you for your attention. choomsak

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