Join the Global Movement: Empowering Youth Through Public Health Clubs

The University of Memphis School of Public Health is excited to invite high school students to participate in Public Health IDEAS Club. The RE-AIM Public Health IDEAS Club is a high school initiative aimed at engaging students in public health issues, fostering their development as future health leaders and community advocates.

We invite multisector, multi-institutional, cross-country participation in this innovative initiative to sensitize youth about the importance of public health and create a community of learners and leaders in public health.

 

 

Key Focus Areas

Activities That Improve Well-being

 

SLEEP
Promoting restorative sleep for overall health. EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Developing strategies to manage emotions (e.g., anger) and improve mental health. FOOD AND NUTRITION
Encouraging healthy eating habits and nutritional education.

 

  HYGIENE
Enhancing practices that prevent disease and promote cleanliness. EDUCATION
Raising awareness about health issues and promoting lifelong learning for well-being.  

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The University of Memphis School of Public Health is a proud United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) designated institution, committed to advancing the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 

 

We invite students to join us in making a real impact—locally and globally—by addressing critical challenges like health equity, clean water, climate action, and reducing inequalities. Whether you're passionate about creating healthier communities, innovating for sustainable solutions, or leading efforts to build a better world, you’ll find opportunities here to turn your ideas into action. Be a part of a movement that’s shaping a brighter future for everyone.

 

   

 

The University of Memphis School of Public Health support(s) the Sustainable Development Goals

Learn More about SDGs