Impact Report
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AstraZeneca’s Young Health Programme (YHP) is a global disease prevention initiative that aims to prevent the most common non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease and respiratory disease, by activating young people to make informed choices to manage their health and supporting the development of protective environments. In partnership with 60+ not-for-profit organisations, the YHP has been running for 15 years and focuses on young people aged 10 to 24, living in underserved communities around the world.
The Young Health Programme Impact Report shows that a long-term commitment to youth health and addressing NCD risk behaviours can result in positive health outcomes for young people.
Cumulative results since 2010
23m
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290k
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Key takeaways
The impact of the Young Health Programme is truly transformative and cannot be overstated. By embedding a gender-transformative approach and youth-centred design, the programme not only addresses the specific needs of young people but also makes them feel empowered to lead the conversation on the issues that most affect their lives and communities. The power of engaging young people in voicing their priorities ensures that we are creating a more inclusive, equitable, and healthier future. When young people are given the space to shape policies and decisions, we are laying the foundation for stronger, more resilient communities, and fostering generations of leaders who are equipped to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Discover the YHP’s impact in partnership with One Young World
Together, we have supported young health leaders to drive positive change around the world.
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