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All Health ProjectsThe following are the list of projects on this page related to Health. Note: the projects displayed on these pages are randomized once/day. Projects on page 3:
Berkeley Arsenic Alleviation Group: Arsenic Remediation in South/Southeast AsiaTo design an effective community-based water treatment system to provide affordable arsenic-free water to rural villagers.
To develop a financially sustainable business strategy for implementation of treatment systems.
To devise a plan for social marketing of the proposed system and educational outreach relating to the importance clean water.
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Need: $135,000 | 92.91% funded
Needed by: December 31, 2009
Microneedle-based Vaccine Delivery for the Developing WorldThe overall objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of utilizing microsyringes to deliver vaccinations in the healthcare setting of a developing country. Specifically, this consisted of the following aims:
1. Perform cost/benefit analysis comparing microsyringes with conventional vaccination delivery methodologies used in developing nations.
2. Refine performance requirements for the device based on input from healthcare workers with experience in mass vaccination campaigns as well as urban and rural healthcare environments.
3. Gather input from healthcare workers, in the clinic, in the outreach field and in administration regarding how a new microsyringe technology might fit in with the existing vaccination infrastructure.
4. Evaluate criteria needed to maintain sustainability of microsyringe vaccine delivery in a developing nation.
5. Establish relationships with healthcare and biomedical research professionals in Kenya to enable future collaboration on continued microsyringe and development and validation.
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Need: $0 | 0% funded
Needed by: July 14, 2007
Theme: Health
Wellness InitiativeWe plan to hold regular workshops at the Suitcase Youth and Women's Clinics where clients are able to express themselves and tap into their creativity. In conjunction with the workshops, we plan to hold semesterly exhibits featuring works and pieces by our clients.
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Need: $10,000 | 20.00% funded
Needed by: May 20, 2010
Themes: Art & Culture | Health
CAL Alcohol Consumption: Policy, Awareness, Risk Reduction**PRIMARY GOAL**
To promote a safe and healthy community for UC Berkeley college students in the south-campus area by reducing high risk drinking as well as its associated negative consequences.
**SECONDARY GOALS**
-Produce professional materials that highlight community alcohol laws, police procedures, student rights, and ways to prevent citation and host a safe party
-Increase awareness of the recent Social Host Ordinance among UC Berkeley students
-Reduce the incidence of high-risk drinking at off-campus parties by 5% over the next 2 years
-Conduct surveys and focus groups with our peers and local neighborhood associations in an effort to evaluate impact
-Continue efforts to improve our methods of non-intrusive data collection (for monitoring the environment at college parties and local bars) over the next 2 years
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Need: $10,000 | 30.00% funded
Needed by: May 31, 2009
Themes: Health | Public Policy
OutLet LGBTQ Online Peer Advising- To provide a much needed online resource to UC Berkeley students.
- To connect struggling and isolated students to informed and knowledgeable peers.
- To empower lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) students.
- To help make UC Berkeley a safer, more welcoming space for LGBTQ students.
- To spread information and valuable safe resources to those students who may benefit from them.
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Need: $10,000 | 20.00% funded
Needed by: December 30, 2008
Themes: Education / Curricular Innovation | Health
Inexpensive/Pervasive/Remote Health Monitoring in developing regions and for the elderly Need: $50,000 | 2.00% funded
Needed by: May 31, 2008
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