Summary of SDG 3 Good Health and Well-Being

SDG 3 aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. While significant progress has been made in reducing maternal and child mortality, non-communicable diseases like cancer and diabetes are on the rise. The goal emphasizes universal health coverage, access to quality essential healthcare services, and tackling global health threats like pandemics and environmental hazards.

How can this SDG 3 be applied at PSBU?

Summary: This goal ensures healthy lives and promotes well-being for all, tackling issues like access to health services, disease prevention, and mental health care.

• Research: Study public health trends to recommend better healthcare policies.
• Community: Organize free health clinics for underprivileged communities.
• In-house: Provide mental health services and wellness programs for students and staff.
• Partnerships: Collaborate with health departments to promote vaccinations and disease prevention.
• Campus: Encourage physical activities through on-campus fitness programs and sports events.

• University Health Clinics: Establish or enhance campus health centers to provide free or affordable medical services to students, staff, and the surrounding community, including mental health support.
• Health Awareness Campaigns: Launch wellness programs and public health campaigns on issues like mental health, substance abuse, and non-communicable diseases targeting both students and local communities.
• Partnerships for Public Health Research: Collaborate with government agencies and international organizations on research addressing public health challenges, including pandemics, infectious diseases, and maternal health.