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World Health Day is held on April 7th to raise awareness for various health themes each year. This year, World Health Day 2024 aims to bring attention to the right to health around the world with the theme My Health, My Right. So, what can you do to help? Take a look at our guide to World Health Day 2024.
World Health Day is celebrated annually on April 7th to raise awareness about various health issues and promote healthy living. Organised by the World Health Organisation (WHO), this day is dedicated to highlighting the focus of WHO each year to encourage governments, organisations, and individuals to take action.
World Health Day is also World Health Organisation Day, the same day the World Health Organisation was established in 1948. It was decided World Health Day would be held on this day as it would emphasise the work WHO has accomplished so far and promote the focus of WHO each year.
WHO is also responsible for hosting other global health days, such as World AIDS Day and World No Tobacco Day, to ensure everyone has access to information about how to stay healthy.
The theme of World Health Day 2024 is My Health, My Right. This theme aims to highlight the right to health services and necessities for people all over the globe. Although over 140 countries recognise health as a human right, only 4 countries actually set out how to finance this.
In addition, with the numerous conflicts happening around the world, millions of people no longer have access to basic necessities such as:
Furthermore, burning fossil fuels adds to climate change and pollutes the air we breathe. Over 5 million people die from air pollution caused by fossil fuels each year. These deaths can be prevented by educating people on the effects of burning fossil fuels and encouraging governments to change.
With the “My Health, My Rights” campaign, WHO aims to highlight the need to focus on creating a better environment that puts the health of everyone around the globe first. Let’s advocate for everyone, everywhere, this World Health Day!
If you are interested in organising an event, the World Health Organisation provides a campaign toolkit with everything you need to create an engaging event this International Health Day. From leading debates with your community about what needs to change to improve your own health services to raising awareness through walks and marathons, you can get involved and spread awareness however you want!
Additionally, you could also volunteer with a local charity, go to conferences and debates or take care of your own health to make a difference this World Health Day 2024.
Let World Health Day 2024 encourage you to stay healthy this year! Home Health has a range of products that can help you stay on top of your health. From medicines and treatments to health information, we have something for you. Play your part this World Health Day with Home Health.
World Health Day is organised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to highlight a specific health issue each year. This World Health Day 2024, the theme is “My Health, My Right” which emphasises the need to make access to health services, safe drinking water, food, clean air and more, easier for everyone across the globe.
World Health Day aims to create awareness for different health themes each year. The health theme highlights what WHO is focusing on that year and aims to encourage governments, organisations and individuals to start a conversation and make changes to improve the lives of everyone around the world.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) aims to promote health worldwide, keep the world a safe space for all and serve the vulnerable.
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