World Thinking Day 2009
6 October 2008
The World Thinking Day 2009 website has been launched. It contains all the information you will need to prepare activities for members on the theme: girls worldwide say “stop the spread of AIDS, malaria and other diseases”. The theme is linked to the new WAGGGS Global Action Theme “together we can change our world”, which is based on the eight United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The downloadable activities are divided into three sections:
- HIV and AIDS
- Malaria
- Other diseases (pneumonia, diarrhoea, tuberculosis and measles)
The website also contains fact sheets with information on these diseases and new fundraising ideas to help you raise money for WAGGGS on World Thinking Day.
We encourage all members of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting to start their World Thinking Day plans on World AIDS Day.
World Thinking Day, held each year on 22 February, offers Girl Guides and Girl Scouts the opportunity to think about their colleagues and peers around the world. What’s more, it encourages them to use their creativity and leadership to help raise the funds our Movement needs to continue its important work.
Your comments
Hannah Imhoff 4 January 2009 - 9.20PM (GMT)
I am 10 and attend mountain christian school. My girl scout troup did relay for life and I enjoyed it. I like WAGGGS and it's website is interesting. I think the mission that WAGGGS ( to involve girls and young women to make a difference ) is great
Jessica Carreon 23 December 2008 - 4.58AM (GMT)
I think this will be a great topic, even for our young daisies. It gives up the opportunity to open their eyes to those in need and all the children infected with the disease.
Naiara Queirozz 22 December 2008 - 2.50PM (GMT)
adorei o novo site, foi uma iniciativa muito gostosa, e acredito que agora vamos valorizar mais o dia do pensamento, que é uma data maravilhosa para todos.
bjssssssss
beverley 29 November 2008 - 7.09AM (GMT)
Excellent Theme to be able to share with our unit and share in the understanding of othets lives and send our love
Eurotransit Network 28 November 2008 - 8.04AM (GMT)
Let us all fight united against the spreading of this terrible disease. We launched the news on our website for the 1st of December (World Aids Day) and will continue to highlight it untill 22nd of February 2009 (World Thinking Day).
YiS/G
Agatha 25 November 2008 - 4.54PM (GMT)
it is great for women and girls to take the front in Hiv/Aids prevention,malaria and other diseses because we are the vitims that this do affect. If our children is sick we are too and if our Husband is we are too.SO WOMEN AND GILRS STAND UP AND TAKE THE FRONT IN THE PREVENTION OF DISEASES FOR A HAPPY HOME
DR.SUDHA GOEL 24 November 2008 - 5.35PM (GMT)
I AM A STUDENT OF NIHFW ND INDIA DOING PG IN CHA.EVERY YEAR I GET AN OPPORTUNITY TO ORGANISE AIDS DAY IN MY INSTITUTE AND I TRY TO IMPART THE MAXIMUM KNOWLEDGE ON HIV RELATED ISSUES &THIS GIVES ME INTENSE SATISFACTION.
Dorothy Malik- Atkinson 13 November 2008 - 8.51PM (GMT)
I think it is really nice that you help people with AIDs and other diseases. When I read that my heart is filled with love. I really like what you do because you will help people if they are sick. Again I really like what you do.
rebecca 12 November 2008 - 2.43PM (GMT)
great one there. this is no joke i encourage all national youth members of this great organization to get up and say together we can change world. lets say to to HIV/AIDS,no malaria and the others bravo leaders
Ellie 3 November 2008 - 12.12PM (GMT)
This is a great theme so everyone come on TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFERENCE
Narmada 30 October 2008 - 3.18AM (GMT)
Great,
we are hoping to share this @ our national youth forum, which will be held this weekend, on the theme "together we can change our world" these activities would help us alot
Director youth-Sri Lanka
Madeline 13 October 2008 - 1.13AM (GMT)
I like the theme and can't wait to share it with my troop. I know we can find a way to help spread the word.
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